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NMB 12V 0.23A 3-wire refrigerator cooling fan

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Fans FBA12J12M 12V .23A 3-wire refrigerator cooling fan

SKU CH-QNW9-P94GJ

12 V, 0.23 A three-wire case fan for targeted component cooling

  • 12 V DC operation for stable cooling performance
  • 23 A current draw keeps power consumption low
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring
  • Designed for refrigerator cooling applications

Compact 12 V case fan for targeted airflow

This 12 V, 0.23 A three-wire fan fits tight chassis where a full-size cooler cannot sit. It serves builders who need a low-profile exhaust or intake without a PWM header. Buyers who require variable-speed control or a larger frame should look elsewhere.

Simple three-wire connection and nothing else

The bundle contains only the fan unit itself; no screws, cables or mounting brackets are supplied. Installers must provide their own fixings and a compatible three-pin header. The lack of extras keeps the package light but means extra parts are needed before installation.

Highlights

  • 12 V DC operation for stable cooling performance
  • 23 A current draw keeps power consumption low
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring
  • Designed for refrigerator cooling applications

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 3-wire connector need replacing if the tachometer signal fails?

The 3-wire connector carries power, ground and a speed signal; if the signal wire fails the fan will still spin but speed monitoring is lost, so replacement depends on whether your system requires that feedback.

At 12 V and .23 A what thermal limit appears first during continuous operation?

Continuous draw of .23 A at 12 V produces steady heat in the motor windings; the winding insulation temperature rating is the first limit reached under sustained use.

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