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Fans DFB601012H 12V 2.8W 3 lines BALL Bearing case fan

SKU CH-E55J-B8G5S

A 12 V case fan rated at 2.8 W with a three-wire connection and ball-bearing motor

  • Ball bearing design reduces friction for longer service life
  • 12 V input matches standard PC power headers
  • Low 2.8 W draw keeps system power budget low
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring

12 V ball-bearing case fan

This 12 V case fan uses a ball-bearing motor and a three-wire connection for speed monitoring. It draws 2.8 W and fits standard 12 V fan headers on desktop motherboards. The unit is supplied new and ready for immediate installation.

Capacity and headroom

The fan suits general chassis airflow in office or home PCs where moderate static pressure is sufficient. It will not meet the cooling demands of high-density radiators or heavily overclocked builds that require higher airflow or PWM control.

Highlights

  • Ball bearing design reduces friction for longer service life
  • 12 V input matches standard PC power headers
  • Low 2.8 W draw keeps system power budget low
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 12 V 2.8 W three-wire connector fit the same header I use for my older case fans?

Yes — the fan runs on 12 V and draws 2.8 W through a standard three-wire plug, matching the pin-out used by most older motherboard and controller headers.

How can I confirm the ball-bearing fan is spinning correctly once installed?

Connect the three-wire lead to a 12 V header, power on the system, and verify the fan rotates smoothly; the third wire reports speed so the BIOS or monitoring software will show a stable RPM reading.

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