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Fans D04G-12TS9 12V 0.22A 4020 40x40x20mm case fan
A 40 × 40 × 20 mm case fan with double ball bearings running on 12 V at 0.22 A
- 12 V operation fits standard PC power rails
- 22 A draw keeps system power low
- Double ball bearing design extends service life
- 40×40×20 mm footprint suits tight chassis spaces
Compact 40 mm double-ball-bearing case fan
This 40 mm square fan fits the standard 4020 form factor and runs on a 12 V supply drawing 0.22 A. The double ball bearing is designed for continuous operation in tight chassis spaces where a slim 20 mm profile is required. It suits system builders who need a drop-in replacement for small-form-factor enclosures or embedded boards. Buyers who need higher airflow or PWM speed control should look elsewhere because this model provides fixed-speed cooling only.
12 V 0.22 A fixed-speed specification
The single figure that decides fitment is the 12 V 0.22 A power rating; verify that your header or controller can supply this voltage and current before purchase. No PWM wire or voltage-regulation curve is included, so the fan runs at full speed whenever powered. If your design demands variable speed or a different voltage rail, this unit will not meet that requirement.
Highlights
- 12 V operation fits standard PC power rails
- 22 A draw keeps system power low
- Double ball bearing design extends service life
- 40×40×20 mm footprint suits tight chassis spaces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 0.22 A current draw mean for my fan header?
The fan pulls 0.22 A at 12 V, well within the typical 1 A limit of standard motherboard headers.
Does the 4020 size fit a 40 mm mounting pattern?
Yes, 4020 denotes a 40 mm square frame that is 20 mm thick, matching standard 40 mm screw holes.
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