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Fans MGT7012UR-O15 70x70x15mm 12V .58A 3-wire case fan

SKU CH-JCBX-DXX6E

12 V 70 × 70 × 15 mm case fan drawing 0.58 A with three-wire connection

  • 70 mm square footprint fits tight server chassis
  • 12 V DC input powers directly from standard supply
  • 58 A draw keeps power budget low
  • 3-wire connection enables speed monitoring

70 mm square case fan for 12 V systems

This 7012 model measures 70 by 70 by 15 mm and draws 0.58 A from a 12 V supply. The three-wire connection provides power and tachometer feedback for motherboard monitoring. It fits standard 70 mm mounting holes in servers, workstations and compact chassis.

Sustained operation at rated voltage and current

Running continuously at 12 V and 0.58 A keeps airflow steady without the drop-off seen in short bursts. The motor maintains its speed as internal temperature rises, so cooling performance remains consistent over long periods. Builders who need variable speed control or PWM signalling should note this unit uses a fixed three-wire interface.

Highlights

  • 70 mm square footprint fits tight server chassis
  • 12 V DC input powers directly from standard supply
  • 58 A draw keeps power budget low
  • 3-wire connection enables speed monitoring

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power does the 12V .58A fan draw when it runs continuously?

The fan is rated at 12 volts and 0.58 amps, so it draws about 7 watts during all-day operation.

What motherboard header do I need to connect this 3-wire case fan?

You need a standard 3-pin 12 V fan header on the motherboard or a compatible fan controller.

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