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Fans AFB03512HA 35x35x10mm 0.14A 1.32W case fan

SKU CH-1F4S-TQP1E

Two 35 mm square, 10 mm thick fans drawing 0.14 A at 1.32 W each

  • Ultra-compact 35 mm square frame fits tight spaces
  • Low 0.14 A draw keeps power usage minimal
  • Efficient 1.32 W operation reduces heat output
  • Two-fan pack delivers balanced airflow for small builds

Compact 35 mm cooling fan

The Delta AFB03512HA is a 35 × 35 × 10 mm case fan designed for tight chassis spaces and small-form-factor builds. It draws 0.14 A at 1.32 W, delivering focused airflow where larger fans cannot fit. Supplied as a pair, it suits embedded systems, 1U servers and custom cooling loops that need a low-profile 3510 footprint.

Replaces worn 35 mm originals

Swap this set in when an existing 3512 fan becomes noisy, loses speed or fails completely. The direct 35 × 35 mm mounting pattern means no bracket changes or wiring adapters are required. The upgrade is worthwhile only when the original unit matches these exact dimensions and power draw; builders needing higher static pressure, larger frame sizes or PWM control should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Ultra-compact 35 mm square frame fits tight spaces
  • Low 0.14 A draw keeps power usage minimal
  • Efficient 1.32 W operation reduces heat output
  • Two-fan pack delivers balanced airflow for small builds

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 35x35x10mm frame fit my existing fan mount?

The fan measures 35 mm square by 10 mm thick, so it matches any standard 35 mm mounting pattern.

How do I connect the AFB03512HA and which polarity is correct?

Connect the two-wire lead to a 12 V header; the red wire is positive and the black wire is ground.

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