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Black 80 mm double-ball-bearing fan with three-wire power lead

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Ruth's sister 12V 1.35a 8038 internal power cable

SKU CH-TCDD-0EXW9

An 80 mm double-ball-bearing fan running at 12 V and 1.35 A with a three-wire connector

  • Delta FFB0812EHE fan delivers 12 V 1.35 A airflow
  • 8038 frame fits standard 8 cm mounting points
  • Double ball bearing design extends operational lifespan
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring and control

12 V 1.35 A internal power cable

This 12 V cable delivers 1.35 A to compatible internal components. It uses a three-wire layout suited for standard power connections inside a PC chassis. The part matches the delta FFB0812EHE 8038 specification.

Double-ball bearing fan connector

The cable terminates in a connector designed for a double-ball bearing fan rated at 12 V and 1.35 A. Builders needing a different voltage, current rating or wire count should select another part.

Highlights

  • Delta FFB0812EHE fan delivers 12 V 1.35 A airflow
  • 8038 frame fits standard 8 cm mounting points
  • Double ball bearing design extends operational lifespan
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring and control

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How much current does the 12 V fan draw in a live system?

The fan is rated at 1.35 A at 12 V, so it will pull that current continuously when running at full speed.

What does the 3-wire connector provide for fan control?

The three wires carry power, ground and a tachometer signal, allowing the motherboard to monitor speed but not to vary voltage or PWM duty cycle.

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