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Fans FFB0912SHESize 92×92×38 mm 12 V 1.13 A 900–1750 RPM case fan
A 92 mm square, 38 mm deep axial fan running on 12 V at 1.13 A with a 900–1750 RPM speed range for high-volume server cooling
- High airflow up to 35000 m³/h for demanding cooling
- Compact 92×92×38 mm frame fits tight server spaces
- 12 V DC operation with 1.13 A current draw
- Wide 900–1750 RPM range adapts to thermal load
- Sturdy steel-plate construction ensures long-term reliability
92 mm DC fan for server airflow
This 92 mm axial fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 1.13 A. It spins between 900 and 1750 RPM with a ±5 % tolerance. The frame measures 92×92×38 mm. It is built for forced electronic cooling in servers and other equipment that need high air volume.
Airflow and speed control limits
Maximum airflow reaches 35 000 m³/h at full speed. Speed can be adjusted across the full range using an analog or serial interface. The motor uses an external rotor design for compact installation depth. Noise stays low while efficiency remains high across the operating range.
Check voltage connector and mounting space
Verify your system supplies 12 V DC and can deliver at least 1.13 A per fan. Confirm the 92 mm square mounting pattern and 38 mm depth fit your chassis or heat exchanger. Ensure the control interface matches your fan controller or motherboard header type.
Highlights
- High airflow up to 35000 m³/h for demanding cooling
- Compact 92×92×38 mm frame fits tight server spaces
- 12 V DC operation with 1.13 A current draw
- Wide 900–1750 RPM range adapts to thermal load
- Sturdy steel-plate construction ensures long-term reliability
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 900 RPM or 1750 RPM setting for my build?
The fan runs between 900 and 1750 RPM with a ±5 % tolerance. Use the lower end for quieter operation and the higher end when maximum airflow is needed.
What does the 1.13 A current draw mean for my fan header?
The fan draws 1.13 A at 12 V. Check that your motherboard header or fan controller is rated for at least that current to avoid overload.
How does the 4-pin PWM interface control the 900–1750 RPM range?
The 4-pin PWM connection lets the motherboard vary speed continuously across the 900–1750 RPM range, so the fan only spins as fast as the thermal load requires.
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