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Fans 9238 V92E12BUA7-07 12V 3.24A 92mm Front System Fan Assembly
A 92 mm front system fan with double ball bearings, 12 V 3.24 A power, 8500 RPM speed and 64.8 dB noise, rated for 70000 hours service life
- FeaturesV92E12BUA7-07
- High airflow cooling with 8500 RPM speed
- Double ball bearings deliver 70000 hour service life
- 12 V 3.24 A power for reliable server operation
- 92 mm square frame fits ML330 G6 and ML150 G6
- 4-pin motherboard connector enables speed monitoring
92 mm Front System Fan Assembly
This 92 mm front system fan assembly is designed for server chassis airflow. It fits ML330 G6 and ML150 G6 platforms and connects via a standard motherboard 4-pin header. The unit ships in industrial bulk packaging without individual boxing.
Double Ball Bearing Build and Short Lead
The fan uses double ball bearings rated for 70,000 hours of service life. Its cable measures 7 cm, which may require an extension cord depending on header placement. The 92 mm × 92 mm × 38 mm frame mounts directly into the designated front bay.
High-Speed Cooling at 12 V
Operating at 12 V and 3.24 A, the fan spins at a reference speed of 8500 RPM. Noise reference is 64.8 dB under load. Speed monitoring is supported through the 4-pin interface for system thermal management.
Highlights
- High airflow cooling with 8500 RPM speed
- Double ball bearings deliver 70000 hour service life
- 12 V 3.24 A power for reliable server operation
- 92 mm square frame fits ML330 G6 and ML150 G6
- 4-pin motherboard connector enables speed monitoring
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the motherboard 4-pin interface cap in practice for the V92E12BUA7-07?
The 4-pin connector enables PWM speed control and RPM monitoring up to the 8500 reference speed while delivering 12 V at 3.24 A.
What physical clearance does the 92 mm × 92 mm × 38 mm frame need to fit?
It requires a 92 mm square cut-out and 38 mm depth, matching the front system fan bay in ML330 G6 and ML150 G6 chassis.
How is the fan installed, and which step is often missed?
Align the four mounting holes, secure with screws, then plug the 7 cm 4-pin lead into the motherboard header; the short cable often requires an extension cord.
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