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Black 12 cm case fan with transparent blades, square frame, centre hub sticker, four mounting holes

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Fans FFB1212SH 12025 12 cm 1.24A case fan

SKU CH-9PHM-B5PJW

12 cm case fan delivering high airflow at 1.24 A for effective cooling

  • 12 cm case fan fits standard mounting points
  • 24 A current draw delivers high-speed airflow
  • 12 V DC input matches common PSU connectors
  • 12025 form factor suits compact chassis builds

12 cm high airflow case fan

This 12 cm case fan delivers high air volume for system cooling. It operates with a 1.24 A current draw and follows the 12025 form factor. The FFB1212SH model is supplied as a single unit for direct chassis mounting.

Suited for high airflow cooling needs

Builders who need strong airflow through a standard 120 mm mount will find this fan effective. It is not intended for users who require low noise levels or PWM speed control. Buyers needing multiple fans in one pack should look at a different option.

Highlights

  • 12 cm case fan fits standard mounting points
  • 24 A current draw delivers high-speed airflow
  • 12 V DC input matches common PSU connectors
  • 12025 form factor suits compact chassis builds

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 120 mm frame fit my standard case mounting holes?

Yes, the 12025 designation confirms a 120 mm square frame with 25 mm thickness that matches industry-standard mounting holes.

What connector does the FFB1212SH use and how do I avoid wiring it backwards?

It uses a standard 3-pin or 4-pin PWM header; align the guide key on the plug with the tab on the motherboard header to prevent reversed polarity.

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