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Fans AVC BATA0716R2H 12V 0.3A case fan

SKU CH-WVJ0-HR95Y

12V case fan drawing 0.3A, compatible with Lenovo systems using AVC BATA0716R2H

  • 12 V 0.3 A rating delivers reliable airflow for Lenovo systems
  • New condition ensures full performance from first power-on
  • AVC BATA0716R2H design fits compatible Lenovo chassis
  • Single-fan package provides targeted cooling upgrade

Lenovo AVC BATA0716R2H 12V fan

This 12V case fan is built for Lenovo systems that require the exact AVC BATA0716R2H part. It draws 0.3A and fits the mounting pattern specified by the original equipment manufacturer.

Practical limits of the 12V interface

The fan operates at a fixed 12V supply, so speed is determined by the motherboard header or controller used. Builders who need variable speed curves, PWM control or higher static pressure should verify that their board provides the appropriate header type.

Highlights

  • 12 V 0.3 A rating delivers reliable airflow for Lenovo systems
  • New condition ensures full performance from first power-on
  • AVC BATA0716R2H design fits compatible Lenovo chassis
  • Single-fan package provides targeted cooling upgrade

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I decide between the 12 V 0.3 A version and any other voltage or amperage option listed?

Match the fan to the header on your Lenovo chassis; the 12 V 0.3 A rating is the only one shown for the BATA0716R2H, so choose it when your board supplies 12 V and can deliver at least 0.3 A.

What does the 0.3 A current draw mean once the fan is installed in my system?

It tells you the fan will pull up to 0.3 A from the 12 V header, so the motherboard or fan controller must provide at least that much current for reliable operation.

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