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Square black 70 mm frame 15 mm thick PWM case fan

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Fans MGT7012UR-W15 12V 7015 0.58A PWM 70x70x15mm case fan

SKU CH-AK5Z-XESRT

12 V PWM case fan measuring 70 x 70 x 15 mm drawing 0.58 A

  • PWM control enables precise speed adjustment
  • 12 V operation suits standard PC power rails
  • 70 mm square frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 15 mm slim profile clears low-clearance components

Compact PWM case fan for tight builds

The Fans MGT7012UR-W15 is a 70 mm square frame fan designed for small-form-factor chassis or CPU coolers where space is limited. Its four-pin PWM connector allows the motherboard to regulate speed automatically based on thermal load. The unit ships new and ready for installation in any 70 mm mounting pattern.

Thermals, noise and power draw in normal use

Running at 12 V the fan draws 0.58 A, giving a modest power footprint for continuous operation. PWM control keeps acoustic output low during idle workloads by reducing rotational speed. Under sustained load the motor spins faster to move more air through the 15 mm thick frame. The 7015 form factor fits slim coolers without increasing case depth.

Highlights

  • PWM control enables precise speed adjustment
  • 12 V operation suits standard PC power rails
  • 70 mm square frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 15 mm slim profile clears low-clearance components

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I mount the 70 mm fan and connect the PWM wire so the motherboard controls it?

Align the four 70 mm screw holes with the chassis or radiator, secure with the supplied screws, then plug the 4‑pin PWM connector into a 4‑pin fan header; the board will then regulate speed via the PWM signal.

When should I plan to replace the 12 V 0.58 A MGT7012UR-W15 fan?

Replace it when bearing noise becomes audible, airflow drops noticeably, or the PWM curve no longer spins the rotor smoothly — typically after several years of continuous 12 V 0.58 A operation.

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