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Fans 4010 12V 0.16A 4CM T&T case fan

SKU CH-N64R-9566W

Compact 40 mm case fan runs on 12 V at 0.16 A for targeted airflow

  • Runs on 12 V for stable airflow
  • Draws only 0.16 A to limit power use
  • Compact 4010 frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • T&T bearing design reduces mechanical noise

Compact 12 V case fan

This 4010 model runs on a 12 V supply and draws 0.16 A, making it a low-power option for tight chassis spaces. The T&T design fits standard 40 mm mounting points and is supplied new for immediate installation.

Suited to small-form-factor builds

Builders working on mini-ITX cases, rack units or embedded boards will appreciate the modest current draw and compact footprint. Buyers who need higher airflow, larger frame sizes or PWM speed control should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Runs on 12 V for stable airflow
  • Draws only 0.16 A to limit power use
  • Compact 4010 frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • T&T bearing design reduces mechanical noise

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What voltage header does the 4010 fan need on my motherboard?

The fan runs on a 12 V header, so a standard 3-pin or 4-pin fan connector supplying 12 V will power it.

Can I run the 4010 alongside older 12 V case fans on the same controller?

Yes, it draws 0.16 A at 12 V, so it matches the voltage of older 12 V fans and can share a controller or splitter.

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