Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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120 mm case fan with double ball bearing runs at 2800 rpm, delivers 114.7 CFM at 41.5 dBA, and operates on 12 V drawing 0.72 A
This 120 mm case fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.72 A. It uses a double ball bearing for reliable operation. The unit spins at 2800 rpm with a tolerance of ± 10 %. Noise output is rated at 41.5 dBA.
Builders fitting a standard 120 mm opening with a 12 V header can use this fan. It delivers 114.7 CFM of airflow through a 25 mm thick frame. The 30 cm lead reaches most motherboard headers. Systems needing lower noise or different voltage ranges should consider other options.
The fixed speed of 2800 rpm ± 10 % determines whether this fan matches the thermal profile of the build. Buyers who need variable speed control or a different static pressure curve must verify compatibility before purchase.
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The double ball bearing is rated for long life at 2800 rpm and 12 V operation; no scheduled bearing replacement is required under typical case-cooling duty.
The 0.72 A current at 12 V sets the electrical limit; the fan runs within its 6 V–13 V range and 41.5 dBA noise spec without thermal throttling.
It draws 0.72 A at 12 V, producing 41.5 dBA of noise and moving 114.7 CFM of air through the 120 mm frame.
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