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Black square 92mm case fan with three-wire connector

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Fans 92mm 12V 1.1A 9G0912G104 9038 case fan

SKU CH-DSXF-D3HSF

A 92 mm case fan running at 12 V and drawing 1.1 A for targeted chassis airflow

  • 12 V power supply simplifies wiring
  • 92 mm frame fits standard case mounts
  • 1 A draw enables strong airflow
  • 3-line connector supports speed monitoring

92 mm 12 V 1.1 A case fan

This 92 mm case fan operates at 12 V and draws 1.1 A through a three-line connection. It is built for system builders who need a direct replacement or an additional airflow source in standard mounting positions. The SAN ACE 92 designation identifies the specific model series for compatibility checks.

Three-line connector enables speed reporting

The three-line interface supplies power, ground and a tachometer signal so the motherboard can monitor fan speed. No lighting, PWM control or mounting hardware is included in the package. Buyers who require four-pin PWM regulation or bundled screws should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 12 V power supply simplifies wiring
  • 92 mm frame fits standard case mounts
  • 1 A draw enables strong airflow
  • 3-line connector supports speed monitoring

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 9G0912G104 fan need bearing replacement or lubrication later?

The 9G0912G104 uses a sealed bearing design that requires no lubrication; replacement is only needed if noise or vibration increases after extended use.

What limit appears first when the 9G0912G104 runs continuously at 12 V and 1.1 A?

Sustained operation at 12 V and 1.1 A makes bearing temperature the first limiting factor; airflow drops once the bearing grease reaches its thermal ceiling.

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