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Fans AFB1312M 12V .38A 2P BALL Bearing 13525 case fan

SKU CH-TGMZ-W25EV

12 V case fan with ball-bearing motor drawing 0.38 A for chassis cooling

  • Runs on standard 12 V power supply
  • Draws only .38 A for efficient operation
  • Ball bearing design extends service life
  • Model AFB1312M fits 13525 form factor

Delta AFB1312M 12V ball-bearing case fan

The Delta AFB1312M is a 12 V case fan with a 0.38 A current draw and a two-pin power connector. Its ball-bearing design targets continuous operation in server or workstation chassis where long-term reliability matters more than variable-speed control. The 13525 frame fits standard mounting points for this form factor.

Suited for always-on systems needing durable airflow

Builds that require PWM speed curves or low-noise profiles at idle will not benefit from the fixed two-pin interface. Buyers who need software-controlled fan curves should look at models with four-pin connectors. The lack of speed signalling also makes it unsuitable for motherboards that mandate RPM monitoring.

Highlights

  • Runs on standard 12 V power supply
  • Draws only .38 A for efficient operation
  • Ball bearing design extends service life
  • Model AFB1312M fits 13525 form factor

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What mounting dimensions does the AFB1312M need to fit in a case?

The AFB1312M uses the 13525 form factor, so it fits standard 135 mm × 25 mm mounting holes.

How is the two-pin power connector installed, and what mistake should I avoid?

Align the 2-pin plug with the motherboard header and press straight in; forcing it at an angle bends the pins and breaks the connection.

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