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Square black plastic 70mm case fan with centre sticker

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Fans 7020 70mm 12V .7A dual ball bearing case fan

SKU CH-DQXG-0708D

A 70 mm dual ball bearing case fan running at 12 V and .7 A for server or inverter cooling

  • Dual ball bearings extend operating life
  • 12 V .7 A power draw suits server chassis
  • 70 mm 7020 form factor fits tight bays
  • DC motor delivers steady airflow for inverter cooling

Compact 70 mm dual ball bearing fan

The 7020 frame fits tight server and inverter chassis where a 70 mm 12 V fan is specified. Dual ball bearings support continuous operation in industrial environments. The .7 A draw keeps power demand low for dense configurations. Standard mounting holes simplify replacement in existing trays.

Buyers needing higher static pressure

This unit serves installations that call for a 70 mm footprint and 12 V supply. Systems requiring greater airflow volume or alternative voltage rails will need a different specification. Noise-sensitive desktop builds may prefer a lower-speed alternative. The fixed .7 A rating limits speed control options.

Highlights

  • Dual ball bearings extend operating life
  • 12 V .7 A power draw suits server chassis
  • 70 mm 7020 form factor fits tight bays
  • DC motor delivers steady airflow for inverter cooling

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What screw spacing does the 7020 fan need for mounting?

The 70 mm square frame uses the standard 70 mm mounting hole pattern, so four screws spaced 70 mm apart will secure it.

How do I connect the 12 V .7 A fan, and what mistake should I avoid?

Plug the two-pin lead into a 12 V DC header; the common error is reversing polarity, which stops the motor from spinning.

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