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Black 120 mm square server fan with seven curved blades and wire leads

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Fans QFR1212GHE 12V 2.70A 12038 6000RPM case fan

SKU CH-NNA1-VCE6Y

A 12 V server fan spinning at 6000 RPM with a 2.70 A draw for high‑airflow cooling

  • High airflow at 6000 RPM for server cooling
  • 12 V 2.70 A power draw ensures strong performance
  • 12038 form factor fits 12 cm mounting points
  • 100 pieces supplied for large-scale deployment

Delta QFR1212GHE 12038 Server Fan

The Delta QFR1212GHE is a 12 V server-grade case fan rated at 2.70 A and 6000 RPM. It fits 12038 form-factor mounts and is sold in a 100-piece bulk pack for system integrators and data-centre operators who need high-volume airflow.

100-Piece Bulk Pack for Deployment

The 100-unit quantity eliminates per-unit packaging waste and streamlines rack or chassis roll-outs. Buyers who need retail packaging, PWM speed control or lower-speed acoustic profiles should look elsewhere.

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Questions about this item

How often will the bearings need replacement at 6000 RPM?

The fan uses a sleeve bearing design rated for continuous operation at 6000 RPM; expect service intervals of several years in typical server chassis airflow.

What thermal limit appears first during sustained 2.70 A draw?

The motor winding insulation class sets the primary thermal ceiling; sustained 2.70 A operation will hit winding temperature limits before bearing degradation becomes critical.

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