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12 cm case fan with black frame and 3-pin plus D-type connectors

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Fans Solar Eclipse 12CM Case Fan 12V .2A 3PIN + D-Type Double Connector

SKU CH-G3X5-VF3HS

A 12V .2A chassis cooling fan with both 3-pin and D-type connectors for flexible motherboard or power-supply hookup

  • 12 V operation keeps the fan running within standard motherboard headers
  • 2 A draw leaves ample headroom on the fan circuit
  • 3-pin connector enables direct speed reporting to the board
  • D-type connector adds a second power option for flexible routing

12V 0.2A case fan with dual connectors

This 12 cm chassis fan operates at 12 volts and draws 0.2 amps, making it a low-power option for standard case cooling. It ships with both a small 3-pin header and a D-type connector so you can plug it into older motherboards or directly into a power supply. The solar eclipse styling adds a subtle visual accent inside the build.

Dual-connector flexibility and airflow limits

The two included connectors let you power the fan from either a motherboard header or a Molex-style D-type plug without adapters. At the rated current the fan delivers modest airflow suited to general chassis ventilation or light component cooling. It will not satisfy high-static-pressure needs such as dense radiator stacks or heavily restricted airflow paths.

Highlights

  • 12 V operation keeps the fan running within standard motherboard headers
  • 2 A draw leaves ample headroom on the fan circuit
  • 3-pin connector enables direct speed reporting to the board
  • D-type connector adds a second power option for flexible routing

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 3-pin connector let the fan run on my older motherboard header?

The 3-pin connector fits standard motherboard headers and the fan will spin at full 12V 0.2A speed; voltage control depends on the board.

How can I confirm the D-type connector is delivering power after installation?

The fan blades should spin steadily when the system powers on; if they do not, reseat the D-type plug or try the 3-pin header instead.

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