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Black 92 mm NIDEC case fan with transparent blades and four mounting holes

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Fans 9238 12V 1.8A TA350DC M35105-58 case fan

SKU CH-9P22-2HYGW

12 V 1.8 A case fan with TA350DC M35105-58 model number

  • 12 V power supply for direct system integration
  • 8 A current rating supports high airflow demand
  • TA350DC motor design built for continuous operation
  • NIDEC 9238 model ensures reliable case cooling

9238 12V 1.8A case fan

This NIDEC 9238 cooling fan operates at 12 volts and draws 1.8 amps. It is built for standard computer chassis ventilation where a reliable airflow source is required. The TA350DC M35105-58 designation identifies the specific model variant.

Power and connector limits

The fan needs a 12 V supply capable of delivering at least 1.8 A. Builders whose fan headers are rated for lower current must check header specifications before connecting. Systems without a compatible 12 V header cannot run this fan directly.

Highlights

  • 12 V power supply for direct system integration
  • 8 A current rating supports high airflow demand
  • TA350DC motor design built for continuous operation
  • NIDEC 9238 model ensures reliable case cooling

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which 12 V 1.8 A 9238 fan should I choose for my case?

This TA350DC M35105-58 model is the single version offered; there are no alternative capacities or speed variants to select from.

What does the 1.8 A current draw mean once the fan is installed?

At 12 V the fan pulls 1.8 A, so your fan header or controller must supply at least that much current for reliable operation.

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