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Fans AFB0412HA 12V .14A 4010 dual ball bearing case fan
A 40 mm dual ball-bearing case fan running at 12 V and 0.14 A for compact cooling
- 40 mm dual ball bearing design for long service life
- 12 V, 0.14 A operation fits standard fan headers
- Original Delta AFB0412HA unit ensures reliable cooling
- Compact 4010 frame suits tight chassis spaces
40 mm dual ball-bearing case fan
This 4010 frame fan runs on 12 V at .14 A and uses a dual ball-bearing design for longer service life in tight chassis spaces. It suits builders who need a compact airflow source for small-form-factor cases or targeted component cooling. Buyers who want higher static pressure for dense radiators should look elsewhere. The 4 cm footprint limits total air volume compared with larger fans.
Straightforward two-wire installation
The fan connects with a standard two-wire lead to any 12 V header or adapter, so no special tools or controllers are required. Polarity must be observed; reversing the wires will prevent the motor from spinning. Dual ball bearings reduce the chance of early rattle, but dust buildup in confined spaces can still shorten bearing life if filters are not cleaned.
Highlights
- 40 mm dual ball bearing design for long service life
- 12 V, 0.14 A operation fits standard fan headers
- Original Delta AFB0412HA unit ensures reliable cooling
- Compact 4010 frame suits tight chassis spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How can I confirm the AFB0412HA is spinning correctly after installation?
Check that the fan runs smoothly at 12V and draws about .14A, with no wobble or noise from the dual ball bearing.
What comes in the package and what must I supply for the 4010 fan?
The box contains one AFB0412HA 4010 dual ball bearing fan; you need to provide a 12V power header or adapter and mounting screws.
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