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Black rectangular server cooling fan with four-wire connector

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Fans 9BAM12P2G10 Server Cooling Fan 12V 1.85A 4-wire

SKU CH-GM12-E7P4Q

A 12 V DC server cooling fan drawing 1.85 A with a 4-wire PWM connector

  • High-power cooling for servers backed by 1.85 A current draw
  • Reliable 12 V operation matches standard server power rails
  • Four-wire PWM control enables precise speed regulation
  • Brand-new unit ready for immediate deployment in critical systems

12 V 4-wire server cooling fan

This 12 V server cooling fan uses a four-wire interface and draws 1.85 A. It is built for continuous airflow in rack or tower enclosures that require active cooling. The PWM connection allows the system to regulate speed based on thermal load.

Suited for 12 V PWM fan headers

System integrators maintaining 12 V server platforms will find the electrical match straightforward. Builders needing a different voltage, a three-pin connector or a lower current draw should look at alternative fan models.

Highlights

  • High-power cooling for servers backed by 1.85 A current draw
  • Reliable 12 V operation matches standard server power rails
  • Four-wire PWM control enables precise speed regulation
  • Brand-new unit ready for immediate deployment in critical systems

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this fan require a 4-pin PWM header on the motherboard?

Yes, the 4-wire connector is designed for a standard 4-pin PWM header to enable speed control and monitoring.

Can this 12 V fan run on a 5 V header from an older power supply?

No, it is rated for 12 V DC and 1.85 A, so a 5 V header will not provide the correct voltage for operation.

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