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Fans GM1204PFV1-A 12V 0.6W 4010 40x40x10mm case fan
12 V axial fan moves air through heat exchangers in a 40 × 40 × 10 mm frame
- Compact 40×40×10 mm footprint fits tight spaces
- 12 V / 0.6 W draw keeps power use low
- CE and UL certified for safety compliance
- Axial design delivers efficient airflow in slim profile
- Free-standing mount simplifies installation in any chassis
Compact axial fan for tight spaces
The SUNON GM1204PFV1-A is a 40x40x10 mm axial fan that runs on 12 V and draws 0.6 W. Its plastic blades and free-standing mount suit compact enclosures such as projectors, small-form-factor PCs or industrial equipment where installation depth is limited.
Suits low-noise, space-constrained builds
Buyers who need a thin, quiet fan for forced-air cooling through a heat exchanger will find the axial design efficient. The unit is not suited for high-static-pressure applications such as dense radiator stacks or ducted server chassis that demand greater airflow than 35000 m³/h.
12 V 0.6 W power specification
The single figure that decides fit is the 12 V, 0.6 W rating; the fan must be driven from a 12 V header or supply capable of delivering that current. No other voltage or power option exists for this model.
Highlights
- Compact 40×40×10 mm footprint fits tight spaces
- 12 V / 0.6 W draw keeps power use low
- CE and UL certified for safety compliance
- Axial design delivers efficient airflow in slim profile
- Free-standing mount simplifies installation in any chassis
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which version of the GM1204PFV1-A should I choose for a 12 V system?
The fan is rated for 12 V and draws 0.6 W, so it matches any 12 V header or supply without needing a different voltage variant.
What does the 0.6 W power rating mean once the fan is installed?
At 12 V the fan consumes 0.6 W, giving low heat output and quiet operation while still moving air through a 40 x 40 x 10 mm frame.
What interface does the fan use and what does it limit in practice?
The fan connects via standard two-wire 12 V leads, so speed is fixed at the supply voltage and there is no PWM or speed-control interface.
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