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Black 120mm square case fan 38mm thick with ball bearing

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Fans PFR1212DHE 12V 12038 5.2A 120x120x38mm case fan

SKU CH-B28G-0B5ZV

A 12 V case fan measuring 120 × 120 × 38 mm draws 5.2 A for high airflow

  • High airflow from 120×120×38 mm frame
  • Strong cooling power at 12 V and 5.2 A
  • Durable ball-bearing design for long life
  • Standard 120 mm mounting fits most cases

High-current 12 V case fan

This 120 mm by 38 mm fan runs on a 12 V supply and draws 5.2 A, making it suited to systems that need strong airflow from a single unit. The ball-bearing motor is built for continuous operation in demanding thermal environments.

Sustained-load airflow stability

Under prolonged load the high amperage keeps rotational speed steady, so cooling capacity does not drop off as internal temperatures rise. Buyers who need redundant or lower-current fans for quieter builds should look elsewhere.

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Price $16.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How much current does the PFR1212DHE draw when running continuously at 12 V?

The fan is rated at 5.2 A, so it will draw up to 5.2 amps from the 12 V rail under full load.

What power connector must the system provide for this 120 × 120 × 38 mm fan?

It requires a standard 12 V DC supply capable of delivering 5.2 A; check that your PSU or fan header can supply that current.

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