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Fans AFB1212GHE 120x120x38mm 12V 3.24A 3-pin TAC axial case fan
120 mm axial case fan with 38 mm depth, 12 V operation and 3.24 A draw for high airflow cooling
- 120 mm square frame fits standard case mounts
- 38 mm thickness allows high-static-pressure airflow
- 12 V DC input with 3.24 A draw delivers strong cooling performance
- 3-pin TAC connector provides tachometer feedback for speed monitoring
High-Airflow 120 mm Axial Fan
The Delta AFB1212GHE is a 120 x 120 x 38 mm axial case fan built for demanding thermal loads. It runs on 12 V DC and draws 3.24 A through a 3-pin TAC connector. The thick 38 mm frame houses a powerful motor designed to move large volumes of air through restrictive heatsinks or dense chassis layouts. This new component targets builders who need maximum static pressure in a standard 120 mm mounting footprint.
Suited for high-impedance cooling setups
This fan suits systems where airflow must overcome dense fin stacks, radiator cores or tightly packed drive cages. The high current draw and TAC connector require a header or controller capable of supplying 3.24 A at 12 V. Builders limited to standard low-power headers or 4-pin PWM control should look elsewhere. The 38 mm thickness also demands sufficient clearance behind the mounting surface.
Highlights
- 120 mm square frame fits standard case mounts
- 38 mm thickness allows high-static-pressure airflow
- 12 V DC input with 3.24 A draw delivers strong cooling performance
- 3-pin TAC connector provides tachometer feedback for speed monitoring
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does my motherboard need a 3-pin TAC header to run this 12V fan?
Yes, the fan uses a 3-pin TAC connector and requires a 12 V DC supply; your board must provide a matching header or an adapter cable.
Can the 38 mm thickness replace a slimmer 120 mm fan in my existing case?
The frame is 38 mm deep, so verify that your chassis or heatsink has enough clearance before swapping out a thinner unit.
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