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Fans BUB1012DD DD2D 12V 0.60A 4pin case fan

SKU CH-9FXJ-S7T84

A 12 V DC case fan with 4-pin PWM control and a 0.60 A current draw

  • 4-pin PWM control for precise speed regulation
  • 12 V DC operation matches standard PC power rails
  • 60 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • Compatible with Delta BUB1012DD DD2D replacements

Delta BUB1012DD 12V 4-Pin Case Fan

This 12V DC cooling fan operates at 0.60A and uses a 4-pin 4-wire connector for PWM speed control. It is built as a direct replacement for Delta part numbers BUB1012DD and DD2D, matching the 1323-00JJ000 and 740284-001 specifications. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible chassis or hardware enclosures.

For System Builders Replacing Delta BUB1012DD Units

This fan suits technicians servicing equipment that specifies the exact Delta BUB1012DD DD2D model and 4-pin interface. It is not for builders who need a different voltage, connector type, or physical mounting pattern not covered by the listed part numbers. Buyers requiring higher airflow ratings or alternative form factors should look at other cooling solutions.

Highlights

  • 4-pin PWM control for precise speed regulation
  • 12 V DC operation matches standard PC power rails
  • 60 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • Compatible with Delta BUB1012DD DD2D replacements

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the BUB1012DD fan require a 4-pin PWM header on the motherboard to operate?

Yes, the fan uses a 4-pin 4-wire connector designed for a standard PWM header supplying 12V DC at 0.60A.

Will this 12V 0.60A Delta fan run safely on an older 3-pin header that only provides voltage control?

The 4-pin plug fits a 3-pin header, but the fourth wire carries the PWM signal; without it the fan may run at full speed continuously.

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