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SANYO SAN ACE 6038 12V 1.54A square case fan black frame

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Fans SAN ACE 9G0612P1G071 6038 12V 1.54A case fan

SKU CH-CSDF-7PAKE

12 V case fan with 6038 model draws 1.54 A for chassis cooling

  • 12V operation for stable system cooling
  • 54A current draw supports high airflow
  • 6038 frame fits standard 60mm mounts
  • Brand-new condition ensures reliable performance

SAN ACE 9G0612P1G071 12V case fan

The SAN ACE 9G0612P1G071 is a new 12V case fan built for system cooling. It draws 1.54A and suits builds that need reliable airflow in standard chassis layouts. The 6038 form factor fits common mounting points. Buyers who need a higher voltage or lower current draw should look elsewhere.

Practical limits of the 12V interface

The 12V supply caps the fan at its rated 1.54A current. Speed and airflow cannot exceed what this voltage and amperage allow. Connectors must match the 12V pinout or the fan will not run. Systems without a 12V header cannot use this unit.

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Price $14.99
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Questions about this item

Which 12 V 6038 fan should I choose?

This model is the 9G0612P1G071, rated 12 V and 1.54 A for 6038 form factor.

What does the 1.54 A rating mean once installed?

The fan will draw up to 1.54 amps from the 12 V rail, so your motherboard header or fan controller must supply at least that current.

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