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Fans Delta EFB0812EHF -F00 12V .68A 8032 case fan

SKU CH-BCH6-WJA5Y

A 12 V server fan drawing 0.68 A for 80 mm chassis cooling

  • 12V server-grade cooling for dense chassis
  • 68A draw keeps power budgets predictable
  • 8032 frame fits standard 80mm mounts
  • Original Delta build ensures long-term reliability

Delta EFB0812EHF Server Fan

This 12 V case fan draws 0.68 A and fits the 8032 form factor. It is built for server and workstation chassis that require the original Delta EFB0812EHF -F00 specifications. The unit is supplied new and ready for direct replacement in compatible bays.

12 V 0.68 A power requirement

The single specification that decides fit is the 12 V, 0.68 A electrical rating; the fan will only operate correctly on headers or back-planes that deliver exactly that voltage and current. Builders whose chassis uses a different voltage rail or a lower-current header cannot use this model. Buyers who need a 5 V fan, a PWM-controlled variant, or a different frame size should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 12V server-grade cooling for dense chassis
  • 68A draw keeps power budgets predictable
  • 8032 frame fits standard 80mm mounts
  • Original Delta build ensures long-term reliability

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 0.68 A current draw mean when the fan is installed in a system?

It draws 0.68 A from the 12 V rail, so the motherboard header or fan controller must supply at least that much current for reliable operation.

What does the 12 V rating tell me about the connector and speed control?

The fan runs on a standard 12 V supply and uses a typical 3-pin or 4-pin header; speed is controlled by voltage or PWM from that header.

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