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Small black 7 cm square PWM case fan with four wires

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Fans D07R-12T5S4 AH1 12V 0.10A 7CM 7015 PWM case fan

SKU CH-3RE9-EHEBK

A 7 cm PWM case fan running on 12 V at 0.10 A with a 7015 thermostat model

  • PWM speed control matches cooling to demand with 4-wire regulation
  • Low 0.10 A draw keeps power use minimal at 12 V
  • Compact 7 cm frame fits tight chassis spaces easily
  • 7015 model designation identifies this specific fan variant

Compact PWM Case Fan

This 7 cm case fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.10 A through a four-wire PWM connector for automatic speed control. It suits small-form-factor builds or tight spaces where a slim 7015 frame is required.

Installation Notes

The standard four-pin header makes connection straightforward on most modern motherboards. Builders needing higher static pressure or larger airflow should consider a bigger fan format.

Highlights

  • PWM speed control matches cooling to demand with 4-wire regulation
  • Low 0.10 A draw keeps power use minimal at 12 V
  • Compact 7 cm frame fits tight chassis spaces easily
  • 7015 model designation identifies this specific fan variant

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How can I confirm the D07R-12T5S4 AH1 fan is spinning correctly after installation?

Connect the 4-wire PWM connector to a motherboard header, then check the BIOS or monitoring software for an RPM reading around 7015 to verify operation.

What comes with the fan and what extra parts are needed to run it?

The box contains one 7 cm 12 V 0.10 A PWM case fan with a 4-wire connector; no additional cables or controllers are required if your board has a standard PWM header.

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