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Bare 12 V case fan with exposed frame and blades

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Fans case fan DC12V 7.20W F1A13T Bare fan

SKU CH-RRF3-1DAK8

12 V bare cooling fan rated at 7.20 W for MFA0251V1-C010-S99 systems

  • DC 12 V power simplifies wiring in standard builds
  • 20 W draw keeps energy use low while moving air
  • Bare fan design fits custom brackets or replacements
  • New condition ensures full rated lifespan from first spin

Replacement Fan for MFA0251V1-C010-S99

This bare DC12V case fan is designed as a direct replacement for the MFA0251V1-C010-S99 cooling assembly. It suits technicians servicing compatible chassis or power supplies where the original F1A13T unit has failed. The 7.20W rating matches the factory specification for drop-in installation.

7.20W Airflow Capacity and Limits

At 7.20W the fan delivers the airflow engineered for the host device's thermal envelope. It handles the cooling load the original design intended for standard operation. The unit cannot meet the demands of overclocked components or high-density builds that exceed the original thermal specification. Builders needing higher static pressure or PWM control must select a different cooler.

Highlights

  • DC 12 V power simplifies wiring in standard builds
  • 20 W draw keeps energy use low while moving air
  • Bare fan design fits custom brackets or replacements
  • New condition ensures full rated lifespan from first spin

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this DC12V 7.20W F1A13T bare fan connect to the 12 V headers on my older motherboard?

Yes, it runs on 12 V DC and draws 7.20 W, matching standard 12 V fan headers found on older boards.

How can I confirm the F1A13T is spinning correctly after I install it?

Check the BIOS or fan-control software for an RPM reading on the header you used; a steady value means the fan is operating.

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