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Fans FS1280-A1842C 12V 0.28A 2 Line case fan 74mm

SKU CH-SEGZ-9X7WP

A 74 mm case fan running at 12 V and 0.28 A with a two-wire connection

  • 12 V power supply keeps wiring simple
  • 28 A draw limits load on the PSU
  • 74 mm diameter fits tight chassis spaces
  • two-wire design enables straightforward connection

Compact 74 mm case fan for tight builds

The Fans FS1280-A1842C is a 12 V case fan with a 74 mm diameter. It draws 0.28 A on a two-wire connection. The small frame fits restrictive layouts where larger fans cannot be mounted.

Two-wire 12 V operation with fixed speed

The fan runs at a constant voltage with no speed control or monitoring signal. It provides steady airflow for basic chassis ventilation. Builds that need PWM regulation or RPM feedback will require a different connector type.

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Price $14.99
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Questions about this item

Will the 12 V 0.28 A 74 mm fan draw too much current from an older motherboard header?

The fan is rated at 12 V and 0.28 A, which is well within the typical 1 A limit of most legacy 3-pin or 4-pin headers.

How can I verify the FS1280-A1842C is spinning correctly after installation?

Check the BIOS hardware monitor or a fan-control utility; it should report a stable RPM reading for the connected header.

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