SXDOOL ASB0412VHA 12V .16A 36mm 3-pin case fan
36 mm 12 V case fan with .16 A draw, 26 mm hole spacing and three-pin connector
- 12 V .16 A low power draw keeps system load light
- 36 mm compact frame fits tight chassis spaces
- 26 mm equilateral mounting pitch aligns with standard holes
- 3-pin connector enables speed monitoring
- 7 cm blade diameter moves air in confined builds
SXDOOL ASB0412VHA 12V 3-pin case fan
The SXDOOL ASB0412VHA is a compact 12 V DC case fan measuring 36 mm in diameter with a 26 mm equilateral mounting pitch. It draws 0.16 A and connects via a standard 3-pin header for speed monitoring. This miniature cooler suits tight spaces where larger frames cannot fit.
For compact chassis and specialised cooling
Builders working in small-form-factor enclosures, embedded boards or proprietary appliances with 26 mm hole spacing will find this fan a direct match. It is not for standard ATX case mounts or anyone needing the airflow volume of larger frame sizes. Systems requiring PWM control should also look elsewhere.
26 mm equilateral mounting pitch decides fit
The 26 mm by 26 mm by 26 mm hole pattern is the single dimension that determines whether this fan mounts in your hardware. Verify that your chassis or PCB matches this exact pitch before ordering.
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- Price $11.99
- Cheaper than about 85% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage and current does the 3-pin connector supply to the ASB0412VHA fan?
The fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.16 A through its three-pin connector.
Will the 36 mm fan with 26 mm hole spacing fit my chassis fan mount?
It needs a 36 mm diameter cut-out and four holes on a 26 mm square pitch.
Which wire on the 3-pin plug is the tachometer signal so I can monitor speed in BIOS?
The third wire — usually yellow — carries the RPM signal; connect it to a motherboard header that reads fan speed.
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