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Square black blower fan 120 by 120 by 32 mm with two wires

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Fans AD2512MS 12V .60A 120x120x32mm Blower Fan

SKU CH-F8HW-C2W8E

DC 12 V blower fan moves air through 120 mm square frame at 32 mm depth with 0.60 A draw

  • 12 V DC power suits server and workstation builds
  • 60 A draw keeps electrical load low
  • 120 mm square frame fits standard mounting points
  • 32 mm thick blower design directs airflow through tight chassis

ADDA AD2512MS 12V Blower Fan

The ADDA AD2512MS is a 120mm by 120mm DC blower fan designed for server and workstation chassis. It operates on a 12V supply drawing 0.60A through a two-wire connection. The 32mm thick frame houses a centrifugal impeller that directs airflow straight through the housing. This form factor suits 1U and 2U rackmount systems where directed exhaust is required.

Two-wire 12V power interface

The fan connects via a two-wire lead supplying 12V DC at 0.60A with no speed signal or PWM control. Builders needing tachometer feedback or motherboard fan headers with four-pin control cannot use this unit. It is not suited for desktop cases that rely on variable-speed headers or software monitoring. The fixed-voltage design runs at constant speed whenever powered.

Highlights

  • 12 V DC power suits server and workstation builds
  • 60 A draw keeps electrical load low
  • 120 mm square frame fits standard mounting points
  • 32 mm thick blower design directs airflow through tight chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much current does the 12 V blower draw once it is installed in a server?

The fan is rated at .60 A at 12 V, so that is the steady-state current you will see on the rail when it spins up in the chassis.

What does the 2-wire interface mean for speed control in practice?

A 2-wire connection supplies power and ground only, so the blower runs at a fixed speed determined by the 12 V rail; there is no PWM or tachometer signal for variable control.

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