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Fans U92T12MMB7-53 92x92x25mm DC 12V 0.1A 3Lines case fan

SKU CH-8F7W-ZAHWH

A 92 mm square DC 12 V case fan with a 3‑wire connection for speed monitoring

  • Compact 92 mm square fits tight chassis
  • 12 V DC runs from standard headers
  • Low 0.1 A draw keeps power budget low
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring

92 mm DC case fan for projector cooling

This 92 mm square frame measures 25 mm thick and runs on 12 V DC power drawing 0.1 A. The three-wire connection supports speed monitoring for system fan headers. It is built for projector cooling and similar compact airflow tasks.

Three-wire 12 V connection defines compatibility

The fan requires a 12 V DC supply and a three-pin header that can deliver 0.1 A. Builders without a matching 12 V three-pin header or who need PWM four-pin control cannot use this unit. No other voltage or connector variant is supported.

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Questions about this item

What does the 0.1 A current draw mean for my motherboard fan header?

The fan draws 0.1 A at 12 V, so it places a very light load on a standard 3-pin header and will not trip the header's current limit.

How does the 3-line connector affect speed control?

The 3-line connector provides power, ground and a tachometer signal; it reports RPM to the motherboard but does not accept a PWM control signal.

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