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Bare 12V case fan with 20mm wire and 4-pin connector

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Fans DFS601712M00T FBH1 12V .40A 20mm 4-pin case fan

SKU CH-8YF8-34M82

12V 0.40A case fan with 4-pin PWM control and 20mm wire lead

  • DC 12 V operation powers the fan reliably
  • 40 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 20 mm wire length suits tight build spaces
  • 4-pin connector enables PWM speed control

Forcecon DFS601712M00T FBH1 replacement fan

This 12 V DC cooling fan draws 0.40 A and terminates in a 4-pin connector with a 20 mm wire lead. It is a bare unit intended as a direct drop-in for the original Forcecon DFS601712M00T FBH1 assembly in compatible enclosures or server chassis.

Upgrade from a failed or noisy OEM fan

The swap is worthwhile when the existing DFS601712M00T FBH1 has stopped spinning, developed bearing noise or no longer reports speed via the 4-wire interface. Builders needing a different voltage, connector pitch or airflow profile should select a model matched to those requirements.

Highlights

  • DC 12 V operation powers the fan reliably
  • 40 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 20 mm wire length suits tight build spaces
  • 4-pin connector enables PWM speed control

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much clearance does the 20mm wire length give me for routing to the 4-pin header?

The lead is only 20mm long, so the fan must sit very close to the motherboard header or you will need an extension cable.

What is the correct orientation when plugging the 4-pin connector onto the board header?

Align the keyed tab on the 4-pin plug with the notch on the motherboard header; forcing it backwards bends the pins and stops the fan from reporting speed.

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