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Square 3.5 cm case fan with double ball bearing, black frame and blades

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Fans 3510 3.5 cm Double Ball 12V 0.06A AFB03512LA case fan

SKU CH-7P3H-YRPA5

A 3.5 cm case fan with double ball bearings running at 12 V and 0.06 A

  • Compact 3.5 cm size fits tight spaces
  • Double ball bearing extends operational life
  • 12 V 0.06 A draws minimal power
  • 3510 model identified as AFB03512LA

Ultra-compact 3.5 cm case fan

The Fans 3510 measures 3.5 cm and runs on 12 V at 0.06 A using double ball bearings. Model AFB03512LA is built for tight spaces where standard coolers will not fit. It provides targeted airflow for small form factor builds and specialised cooling loops.

For tight-chassis builders and modders

This fan suits builders working with mini-ITX cases, HTPC enclosures or custom liquid-cooling blocks that need a 3510 footprint. Buyers who need higher static pressure or larger frame sizes for conventional ATX towers should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Compact 3.5 cm size fits tight spaces
  • Double ball bearing extends operational life
  • 12 V 0.06 A draws minimal power
  • 3510 model identified as AFB03512LA

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What power connector must my system provide for this 12 V 0.06 A fan?

The fan draws 0.06 A at 12 V, so a standard 12 V header or Molex supply capable of at least that current is required.

Will this 3.5 cm AFB03512LA fit the mounting holes of my existing 3510-size fan?

Yes, the 3510 designation matches the 3.5 cm frame, so the mounting pattern aligns with other 3510 fans.

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