Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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86 mm graphics-card cooling fan running at 12 V and .35 A with 39 mm mounting-hole spacing
The CF-12915B is a 12 V replacement fan designed for video-card coolers that use an 86 mm impeller. It draws 0.35 A and fits mounting holes spaced at 39 mm centres. Buyers who need a different voltage, a larger diameter or a different hole pattern cannot use this model.
At 12 V the motor runs at the rated 0.35 A, delivering the airflow the original cooler was designed for. The small frame keeps acoustic output low in typical desktop workloads. Power consumption stays within the graphics card's existing fan header budget. No additional power connectors are required.
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Align the three 39 mm mounting holes with the graphics-card shroud, secure the screws, then connect the 12 V power lead.
Clean dust from the 86 mm blades periodically; replace the unit if the 12 V .35 A motor becomes noisy or stops spinning.
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