AVC
AVC C7015B12M 70mm 12V 3800 RPM 3-Pin diy cooling
A 70 mm dual-ball-bearing fan spins at 3800 RPM to move 23.2 CFM at 34.5 dBA from a 12 V, 0.20 A, 2.4 W three-pin connector
- Compact 70 mm frame fits tight build spaces
- Dual ball bearing runs at 3800 RPM for long service life
- 2 CFM airflow delivers strong spot cooling
- 5 dBA noise keeps system acoustics low
Compact 12 V 70 mm fan for tight builds
The AVC C7015B12M is a 70 x 70 x 15 mm DC fan that runs on 12 V and draws 0.20 A for 2.4 W of input power. Its dual-ball bearing spins at 3800 RPM to deliver 23.2 CFM of airflow while producing 34.5 dBA of noise. The three-pin connector supplies a tachometer signal for speed monitoring.
Replaces worn 70 mm coolers when dual-ball
Swap this unit in when an existing 70 mm sleeve-bearing fan has become noisy or seized after extended use. The jump is worth it if the original cooler cannot be lubricated and the chassis has no room for a larger frame. Builders who need higher static pressure or PWM control should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Compact 70 mm frame fits tight build spaces
- Dual ball bearing runs at 3800 RPM for long service life
- 2 CFM airflow delivers strong spot cooling
- 5 dBA noise keeps system acoustics low
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What are the exact mounting-hole dimensions for the 70 mm square frame?
The fan measures 70 mm on each side with a 15 mm thickness, so mounting holes follow the standard 70 mm square pattern.
How do I connect the 3-pin lead to a motherboard header without losing speed control?
Align the keyed 3-pin connector with the 12 V, ground and tach pins on the motherboard header; the board regulates voltage to vary the 3800 RPM speed.
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