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ADDA AD1212HB-A73GL 12025 DC12V black square case fan

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Fans ADDA AD1212HB-A73GL 12025 DC12V case fan

SKU CH-BGNT-6EH2V

A 12 V DC case fan built to ADDA's 12025 frame standard with a 1212 HB-A73GL motor

  • 12 V DC power for straightforward system integration
  • 12025 form factor fits standard 120 mm mounting points
  • 73 model designation identifies this specific ADDA variant
  • 1212 series code confirms manufacturer part numbering

ADDA AD1212HB-A73GL 12V case fan

The ADDA AD1212HB-A73GL is a 12025 DC12V cooling fan built for standard computer chassis ventilation. It draws 12 V power to deliver consistent airflow across internal components. The unit arrives new and ready for immediate installation in compatible mounts.

Suits builders needing a 12 V 12025 replacement

This fan fits systems designed around the 12025 form factor and a 12 V supply. It is not for builds that require a different voltage, a larger or smaller frame, or specialised connector types not supported by this model.

Highlights

  • 12 V DC power for straightforward system integration
  • 12025 form factor fits standard 120 mm mounting points
  • 73 model designation identifies this specific ADDA variant
  • 1212 series code confirms manufacturer part numbering

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What mounting pattern does the AD1212HB-A73GL 12025 fan use?

The fan follows the standard 120 mm square frame with four corner screw holes spaced for typical case mounts.

How is the AD1212HB-A73GL 12025 fan wired, and what mistake should I avoid?

Connect the two-pin 12 V DC leads to a motherboard header or fan controller; reversing polarity will prevent the fan from spinning.

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