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Ebm-Papst

Ebm-Papst 412F Case Fan 12V .7W 5400RPM 4.7CFM 22.1dB

SKU CH-0BHA-6DR8K

12 V DC case fan with Sintec bearing spins at 5400 RPM, delivering 4.7 CFM at 22.1 dB while drawing 0.7 W

  • TypeCase Fan
  • Low noise at 22.1 dB for quiet builds
  • 5400 RPM delivers 4.7 CFM airflow
  • Efficient 0.7 W draw on 12 V supply
  • Flange mount suits 412F chassis integration

Compact 12 V DC fan for tight chassis

The Ebm-Papst 412F is a 12 V DC case fan rated at 0.7 W. It spins at 5400 RPM and moves 4.7 CFM of air while producing 22.1 dB of noise. The flange-mount design fits restricted spaces where a standard frame cannot sit.

Sustained airflow at constant speed

Under continuous load the motor maintains its 5400 RPM rating without thermal throttling. The Sintec bearing keeps friction stable so airflow stays at 4.7 CFM and acoustic output remains at 22.1 dB over long periods. It is not suited for builds that demand higher static pressure or greater volumetric flow.

Highlights

  • Low noise at 22.1 dB for quiet builds
  • 5400 RPM delivers 4.7 CFM airflow
  • Efficient 0.7 W draw on 12 V supply
  • Flange mount suits 412F chassis integration

Specifications

TypeCase Fan

Questions about this item

How loud is the 412F fan at its rated 22.1 dB when running continuously?

The fan produces 22.1 dB at 5400 RPM, a level comparable to a quiet library and generally inaudible over typical system noise during all-day operation.

What power connector does the 12 V 0.7 W 412F require on my motherboard or controller?

It runs on 12 V DC drawing 0.7 W; ensure your board or fan controller supplies a standard 12 V header with sufficient current for the flange-mount unit.

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