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Fans BCB1012UH-9Q68 97x87x25mm 12V 3.84A case fan

SKU CH-V0TY-2B0Q8

A 97 × 87 × 25 mm 12 V blower moves 3.84 A of air for tight chassis cooling

  • 97x87x25mm footprint fits tight case spaces
  • 12V 3.84A rating delivers strong airflow
  • Turbo blower design pushes air through dense heatsinks
  • Brand-new unit ready for immediate installation

Compact 97×87 mm Blower for Tight Spaces

The BCB1012UH-9Q68 is a 97 mm by 87 mm by 25 mm case fan that delivers focused airflow in a blower layout. It suits builds where a conventional axial fan cannot fit or where directed cooling is required. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.

12 V 3.84 A Power Draw and Thermal Behaviour

At 12 V the fan draws 3.84 A, so power consumption is significant for a single blower. Expect noticeable airflow noise under load, typical for high-speed turbo blowers. Ensure your 12 V rail can sustain the current without voltage droop.

Highlights

  • 97x87x25mm footprint fits tight case spaces
  • 12V 3.84A rating delivers strong airflow
  • Turbo blower design pushes air through dense heatsinks
  • Brand-new unit ready for immediate installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I mount the 97 mm by 87 mm frame and which orientation avoids blocking the blower outlet?

Align the four corner holes with the chassis fan mounts, orient the label side toward the interior so the 25 mm thick blower exhaust faces the heatsink or vent, then secure with standard M3 screws.

When should I replace the fan if the 12 V 3.84 A motor bearings become noisy?

Expect a service life of several years; replace once bearing rumble appears or airflow drops noticeably, as the sealed sleeve bearings are not user-serviceable.

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