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Black 9 cm square case fan with black blades and four mounting holes

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Fans AD0912LB-A72GL 9025 9cm 12V 0.13A case fan

SKU CH-VYW4-305DW

A 9 cm case fan running at 12 V and drawing 0.13 A for chassis cooling

  • 12 V supply powers the AD0912LB-A72GL fan
  • 13 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 9025 frame matches standard mounting holes
  • 72 GL model code identifies this specific unit

Compact 12V case fan for tight builds

The Fans AD0912LB-A72GL is a 9 cm square frame fan designed for 12 V DC systems drawing 0.13 A. It suits small-form-factor cases, rack enclosures or replacement jobs where a slim 25 mm profile is required.

Practical limits of 12 V DC fan power

A 12 V header supplies a fixed voltage so speed stays constant unless the motherboard or controller varies the signal. The 0.13 A draw limits how many units can share one header without exceeding its current rating. Without PWM or voltage control the fan runs at full speed whenever powered.

Highlights

  • 12 V supply powers the AD0912LB-A72GL fan
  • 13 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 9025 frame matches standard mounting holes
  • 72 GL model code identifies this specific unit

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which version of the AD0912LB-A72GL 9025 9cm fan should I choose?

The AD0912LB-A72GL 9025 9cm fan is offered as a single 12 V model with a 0.13 A current draw and 72 model designation, so there is only one version to select.

What does the 12 V rating mean once the fan is installed in my case?

The 12 V rating means the fan connects to a standard 12 V fan header on your motherboard or controller and will draw 0.13 A when running.

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