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Fans FBA11J14V 14 V 0.24 A four-wire case fan

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Fans FBA11J14V DC14V 0.24A four-wire case fan

SKU CH-B532-1VDWA

A four-wire DC fan motor running at 14 V and 0.24 A for case or refrigerator cooling

  • 14 V DC power for efficient low-voltage operation
  • 24 A current draw keeps energy use minimal
  • Four-wire design enables precise speed control
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-the-box performance

FBA11J14V DC 14 V four-wire case fan

The Fans FBA11J14V is a 14 V DC case fan that draws 0.24 A through a four-wire connection. It is built for chassis cooling where a 14 V supply and PWM control are available. The motor is also described as a refrigerator accessory fan, indicating suitability for compact forced-air applications.

Suits builders with a 14 V four-pin header

This fan suits builders whose motherboard or fan controller delivers 14 V on a four-pin header and who need PWM speed regulation. Buyers whose system provides a different voltage or a two- or three-pin header should look elsewhere. Those needing higher airflow or static pressure figures not supplied here should also consider other options.

Highlights

  • 14 V DC power for efficient low-voltage operation
  • 24 A current draw keeps energy use minimal
  • Four-wire design enables precise speed control
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-the-box performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much current does the 14 V four-wire fan draw when running continuously?

The motor is rated at 0.24 A, so that is the steady-state current you can expect at 14 V.

What voltage source must the system provide for this fan to operate?

It requires a 14 V DC supply, so the host device must deliver that exact voltage.

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