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DBTLAP 92x92x25mm 4-Wire 12V .60A Server Cooling Fan
A 12 V 0.60 A four-wire server fan measuring 92 mm square by 25 mm thick, tested before shipping
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Keeps servers cool with 12 V DC power
- Precise speed control via 4-wire PWM connection
- Fits standard 92 mm square mounting holes
- Slim 25 mm profile suits tight chassis spaces
- Verified compatibility with Delta AUB0912VH 9Z42
DBTLAP 12 V 4-Wire Server Fan
This 92 mm square fan runs on 12 V DC and draws .60 A through a four-wire PWM connector. It is built as a direct replacement for the Delta AUB0912VH unit used in many rack-mount servers. Each unit is tested before it leaves the supplier.
Suits Delta AUB0912VH replacements
Technicians who need a drop-in spare for that exact Delta model will find the mounting holes, connector pin-out and airflow direction match. Builders working on custom enclosures or different server platforms should verify dimensions and pin-out before ordering.
92x92x25 mm 4-wire 12 V .60 A spec
The critical specification is the 92x92x25 mm frame with a four-wire 12 V .60 A interface. Only systems designed for that exact footprint and electrical profile can use this fan without modification.
Highlights
- Keeps servers cool with 12 V DC power
- Precise speed control via 4-wire PWM connection
- Fits standard 92 mm square mounting holes
- Slim 25 mm profile suits tight chassis spaces
- Verified compatibility with Delta AUB0912VH 9Z42
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What power connector does the 4-wire 12 V .60 A fan need from my server or chassis?
The fan uses a standard 4-wire PWM connector that plugs directly into a 12 V fan header on the motherboard or fan controller.
Will the 92 mm square by 25 mm thick frame line up with the mounting holes on my existing Delta AUB0912VH bracket?
Yes, the 92x92x25 mm dimensions match the Delta AUB0912VH footprint so the original screw holes line up without modification.
How can I confirm the fan is reporting speed correctly after I install it?
Connect the 4-wire lead, power on the system, then check the fan RPM reading in BIOS or hardware-monitoring software — it should show a stable speed signal.
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