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Fans DS04010B12U 4010 12V 0.14A case fan

SKU CH-467E-319V7

A 40 mm case fan running at 12 V and 0.14 A for quiet system cooling

  • 12 V DC power fits standard headers
  • 14 A draw keeps power load low
  • 4010 form factor suits tight spaces
  • silence-rated design reduces audible noise

Compact 12 V case fan

The DS04010B12U is a 4010 form-factor fan that runs from a 12 V header and draws .14 A. It suits small-form-factor builds, home-server chassis or any tight enclosure that needs targeted airflow without a large footprint. Buyers needing higher static pressure for dense radiators or larger cases requiring greater air volume should look elsewhere.

4010 mounting fits tight spaces

The 4010 frame slides into standard 40 mm mounting holes and connects via a typical two- or three-pin header on the motherboard or fan controller. Low current draw leaves ample headroom on the 12 V rail for other components. No PWM speed control or RGB lighting is included, so the fan runs at a fixed rate once powered.

Highlights

  • 12 V DC power fits standard headers
  • 14 A draw keeps power load low
  • 4010 form factor suits tight spaces
  • silence-rated design reduces audible noise

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What is the maximum current draw of the DS04010B12U fan under sustained load?

The fan draws 0.14A at 12V, so sustained operation stays within that current limit.

How much noise and heat does the 4010 fan produce when running continuously?

The supplier describes it as a silence cooling fan, indicating low noise, while 12V 0.14A power input suggests modest heat output during all-day use.

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