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NDLIULEI Delta FFB0912EHE 92mm 38mm 12V 1.5A 4800 RPM 110 CFM case fan
A 92 mm by 38 mm case fan spins at 4800 RPM to deliver 110.2 CFM airflow on 12 V power
- TypeCase Fan
- 92 mm square frame fits standard mounting points
- 38 mm thick housing supports high-static-pressure designs
- 12 V DC input matches common PSU connectors
- Dual ball bearings extend operational lifespan
- 4800 RPM delivers 110.2 CFM airflow
92 mm 38 mm Extreme High Power Fan
This Delta FFB0912EHE is a 12 V DC case fan built for systems that demand maximum airflow in a 92 mm frame. It targets workstations, servers and high-density chassis where thermal headroom is the primary constraint.
Dual ball bearing and two-wire lead
The dual ball bearing assembly is rated for long life under continuous operation, while the 38 mm thickness provides structural rigidity for dense mounting patterns. A simple two-wire lead supplies power without PWM control, so speed stays constant once voltage is applied.
4800 RPM delivers 110.2 CFM at 1.5 A
At full speed the fan moves 110.2 CFM, drawing 1.5 A from the 12 V rail. The high rotational speed produces noticeable airflow noise, which is expected in industrial cooling roles where raw thermal throughput outweighs acoustic comfort.
Highlights
- 92 mm square frame fits standard mounting points
- 38 mm thick housing supports high-static-pressure designs
- 12 V DC input matches common PSU connectors
- Dual ball bearings extend operational lifespan
- 4800 RPM delivers 110.2 CFM airflow
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What airflow does the 12 V 4800 RPM Delta FFB0912EHE deliver?
The fan moves 110.2 CFM at its rated 4800 RPM on 12 V DC power.
Will the 92 mm by 38 mm frame fit my chassis fan mount?
It needs a 92 mm square mounting pattern with 38 mm depth clearance for the thicker frame.
How do I connect the two-wire lead to a motherboard header?
Plug the 2-wire lead into a 3-pin or 4-pin fan header; the third pin simply goes unused.
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