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Fans FFB0412SHN 40x40x28mm case fan 50pcs

SKU CH-CQR9-2APE9

Pack of 50 new 40×40×28 mm case fans with stall alarm, 0.6 A each

  • 50 fans in one pack for multi-bay deployments
  • 40 mm square frame fits standard 40×40 mm mounts
  • 28 mm thick profile suits 4028 form-factor bays
  • Stall alarm signals speed loss for server reliability

Bulk 40 mm server fan pack

This pack contains fifty new FFB0412SHN fans measuring 40 by 40 by 28 mm. They are built for server chassis and other tight enclosures that use 4 cm cooling slots. System integrators and IT teams can deploy them in racks where a stall alarm helps detect airflow loss quickly.

12 V .6 A stall alarm limits

Each unit runs at 12 V and draws .6 A, so the power budget must account for fifty fans operating together. The stall alarm only signals a stop; it does not report speed or temperature. Buyers who need PWM control, variable speed curves or tachometer feedback should look for models that explicitly list those features.

Highlights

  • 50 fans in one pack for multi-bay deployments
  • 40 mm square frame fits standard 40×40 mm mounts
  • 28 mm thick profile suits 4028 form-factor bays
  • Stall alarm signals speed loss for server reliability

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I buy the 50-piece pack or look for a smaller quantity?

The listing supplies exactly 50 units of the FFB0412SHN fan; choose the pack if you need that many for a server deployment or multiple chassis builds.

What does the 0.6 A current rating mean for daily operation?

Each fan draws 0.6 A at 12 V, so a standard 4-pin header or fan controller rated for at least that current will run one unit reliably.

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