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Fans G80E12NS1ZN-56J14 12V 1.65A case fan

SKU CH-MJ3A-SW49H

12V 1.65A case fan for projector and TV cooling applications

  • Original Nidec build quality ensures reliable cooling
  • 12 V 1.65 A rating delivers strong airflow for projectors and TVs
  • 80 mm frame fits standard mounting points
  • New condition guarantees full performance from day one

Nidec G80E12NS1ZN-56J14 12V cooling fan

This Nidec original fan operates at 12V with a 1.65A current draw. It is designed for projector and TV cooling applications where reliable airflow is required. The unit suits maintenance or repair tasks on compatible devices.

Practical limits of 12V 1.65A operation

The fan requires a stable 12V supply capable of delivering 1.65A continuously. Voltage drops below specification will reduce airflow and cooling performance. Connectors and wiring must handle the rated current without overheating. It is not suited for builds needing PWM speed control or different voltage rails.

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Price $21.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Should I choose the 12 V or 14 V version for my build?

Only the 12 V version is listed; the 14 V option does not exist for this fan.

What does the 1.65 A rating mean once the fan is installed?

It draws 1.65 A at 12 V, so your fan header must supply at least that current.

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