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Fans 109X6512A1046 DC 12V 0.07A case fan

SKU CH-J63Q-QRPBQ

12 V DC case fan rated at 0.07 A for processor cooler and heatsink cooling

  • Runs on standard 12 V DC power
  • Low 0.07 A draw keeps energy use minimal
  • Fits SANACE 109X6512A1046 cooler mounting points
  • Single-unit pack simplifies replacement or upgrade

109 × 1046 mm DC 12 V case fan

This 12 V DC case fan draws 0.07 A and carries the SANACE 109X6512A1046 designation. It is built to mount on a processor cooler or heatsink where a compact axial unit is required. The fan suits system integrators and DIY builders who need a direct-replacement cooler fan for compatible hardware.

Buyers who need higher airflow or static pressure

This unit is not for builders who need higher airflow or static pressure than a 0.07 A motor can deliver. It will not suit systems that require a larger frame size, a different voltage, or a PWM speed-control interface. Customers looking for case fans with RGB lighting or alternative bearing types should look at other models.

Highlights

  • Runs on standard 12 V DC power
  • Low 0.07 A draw keeps energy use minimal
  • Fits SANACE 109X6512A1046 cooler mounting points
  • Single-unit pack simplifies replacement or upgrade

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What mounting dimensions does the 109 mm fan require?

The fan uses a 109 mm frame with 1046 mounting-hole spacing, so verify your case or heatsink has matching 109 mm screw centres before fitting.

How is the 12 V 0.07 A fan wired in, and what mistake should I avoid?

Connect the two-wire lead to a 12 V motherboard header or fan controller; the common error is reversing polarity, which stops the motor from spinning.

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