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Square black plastic 92mm frame with centre rotor and four corner holes

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Fans 92x92x25mm Server Cooler Fan 12V 0.39A

SKU CH-FE3R-RY3D6

A 92 mm square server cooler fan running on 12 V DC at 0.39 A

  • 92 mm square frame fits tight server bays
  • 25 mm thickness matches standard chassis slots
  • 12 V DC input powers directly from PSU
  • 39 A draw keeps power budget low

92 mm 12 V server cooler fan

This 92 mm square fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.39 A. It matches the FOXCONN PVA092G12P -P07-AE form factor for direct replacement in compatible server chassis. The 25 mm thickness fits standard 92 mm mounting points. Buyers needing a drop-in spare for this specific platform will find it a direct fit.

Capacity and headroom

The fan delivers airflow suited to typical 1 U and 2 U server cooling paths at its rated voltage and current. It covers the thermal load expected from the original FOXCONN specification. Systems requiring higher static pressure, greater airflow or a different voltage will need a different model.

Highlights

  • 92 mm square frame fits tight server bays
  • 25 mm thickness matches standard chassis slots
  • 12 V DC input powers directly from PSU
  • 39 A draw keeps power budget low

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this 92mm fan fit the same mounting holes as my existing 92mm cooler?

Yes, the 92x92x25mm frame matches the standard 92mm square mounting pattern used on most server and chassis coolers.

How can I verify the fan is running correctly once installed?

Check that the fan spins smoothly at 12V and draws roughly 0.39A; the motherboard or fan controller should report a stable RPM reading.

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