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Ruth's sister AVC 4028 12V 1.00A 4cm internal power cable

SKU CH-3KNG-ZS1AY

A 12 V, 1.00 A internal power cable designed for the AVC 4028 server fan

  • 12 V power input delivers stable server fan operation
  • 00 A current rating supports high-performance cooling
  • 4 cm compact length fits tight chassis spaces
  • PWM T2 control enables precise speed management

Compact 12V PWM fan cable for tight server builds

This 4 cm internal power cable connects a 12 V, 1.00 A AVC 4028 booster fan using a standard PWM interface. It is designed for server chassis where space is limited and reliable fan control is required.

PWM control enables automatic speed regulation

The bundled PWM signal wire lets the motherboard or fan controller adjust fan speed based on temperature without manual intervention. Builders needing a fixed-voltage lead or a longer harness will need a different cable.

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Price $10.99
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Questions about this item

How long before the fan bearings on the AVC 4028 need replacement?

The AVC 4028 12V 1.00A fan is new; bearing life depends on continuous load and ambient temperature in the server chassis.

What thermal limit appears first when the 4cm booster runs at full PWM duty?

At 12V and 1.00A the motor hits its current ceiling before airflow saturates the heatsink.

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