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Fans AFB1312M 12V .38A 13.5CM Double Ball case fan

SKU CH-5PVE-BD50F

13.5 cm case fan with double ball bearings runs on 12 V and draws 0.38 A

  • 12V .38A power draw keeps energy use low
  • Double ball bearings extend operating life
  • 5CM frame fits standard case mounts
  • AFB1312M model ensures correct replacement fit

13.5 cm 12 V case fan

The AFB1312M is a 13.5 cm case fan that runs on 12 V and draws 0.38 A. It uses a double-ball bearing for reliable long-term operation inside a desktop chassis. The 13525 frame size fits standard mounting points for this form factor.

Double-ball bearing installation

Mount the fan with four screws through the corner holes; the 13.5 cm spacing matches common case layouts. The two-wire lead connects directly to a 12 V motherboard header or fan controller. The double-ball design resists wear but can develop audible whine if the bearing preload shifts over time.

Highlights

  • 12V .38A power draw keeps energy use low
  • Double ball bearings extend operating life
  • 5CM frame fits standard case mounts
  • AFB1312M model ensures correct replacement fit

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How can I verify the AFB1312M fan is running correctly after installation?

Connect the fan to a 12 V header, confirm the 0.38 A current draw, and check that the double ball bearing spins smoothly without noise.

What comes in the box with the AFB1312M and what must I source separately?

The package contains one 13.5 cm double ball bearing case fan; mounting screws and a power adapter are not included.

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