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Black rectangular server cooling fan with central rotor and wire connector

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Fans case fan Delta AFC0612DE 1.8A HP DL380 G5 394035-001

SKU CH-9WX1-R10Z5

A server chassis cooling fan for HP DL380 G5 systems, drawing 1.8A to maintain stable airflow

  • Designed for HP DL380 G5 server compatibility
  • Delta AFC0612DE model ensures reliable chassis cooling
  • 8A current rating supports demanding thermal loads
  • Part number 394035-001 matches original equipment specification

HP DL380 G5 server cooling fan

This Delta AFC0612DE fan is built for the HP DL380 G5 server chassis and carries part number 394035-001. It serves administrators who need a direct-replacement cooling unit for that specific platform. Buyers requiring a fan for a different server model or a standard desktop case should look elsewhere.

Thermals noise and power draw

The fan draws 1.8 A on a 12 V supply to move air through the DL380 G5 chassis. Acoustic output and thermal performance match the original equipment specification for that platform. Power consumption scales with the server's fan-speed control logic.

Highlights

  • Designed for HP DL380 G5 server compatibility
  • Delta AFC0612DE model ensures reliable chassis cooling
  • 8A current rating supports demanding thermal loads
  • Part number 394035-001 matches original equipment specification

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the Delta AFC0612DE fan in my HP DL380 G5 and which step is commonly missed?

Slide the fan into the chassis bay until the connector seats firmly on the 394035-001 backplane; the step often missed is not pushing far enough to engage the latch.

What maintenance will this 1.8A Delta fan need over time?

Periodically blow dust from the rotor and heatsink fins; if bearing noise appears or airflow drops, replace the entire unit as bearings are not serviceable.

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