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Square 120x120x25mm DC 12V 0.29A server fan

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Fans FD121225MB 12V .29A 120x120x25mm Server Square Fan

SKU CH-HEP0-AX5TN

A 120 mm square case fan running on 12 V at 0.29 A with a 25 mm thickness

  • 12V 0.29A draw keeps server power budget low
  • 120mm square frame fits standard 120mm mounting holes
  • 25mm slim profile clears tight chassis spaces
  • New condition ensures full rated lifespan from first spin

120 mm DC server fan

This 120 by 120 by 25 mm square fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.29 A. It is built for server and workstation chassis that need steady airflow in a standard 120 mm mounting pattern.

Practical limits of the 12 V interface

The fan requires a 12 V DC header or supply capable of delivering 0.29 A per unit. It has no PWM or speed-control signal, so speed is fixed at full voltage. Builders who need variable speed or lower noise should look for a PWM model.

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Questions about this item

Is the 120 mm square frame the right fit for my server chassis?

The fan measures 120 mm by 120 mm with a 25 mm thickness, matching the standard 120 mm square mounting pattern used in many server and workstation cases.

What does the 12 V 0.29 A rating mean for my fan header?

At 12 V the fan draws 0.29 A, so each unit places a modest load on a motherboard header or fan controller; check the header's current limit to decide how many fans you can run from one connector.

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