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Square 14 cm double ball fan with power cable

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Ruth's sister 14cm 12V 0.70A Double Ball Fan internal power cable

SKU CH-Z9N6-HXN1R

14 cm double-ball-bearing fan runs on 12 V at 0.70 A for internal cooling

  • 14 cm double-ball bearing fan for durable cooling
  • 12 V 0.70 A draw keeps power use low
  • 25 mm thick frame fits standard 140 mm mounts
  • New condition ensures full rated lifespan

14 cm 12 V Double Ball Fan

This 14 cm cooling fan operates at 12 V and draws 0.70 A. It uses a double ball bearing design for reliable rotation. The frame measures 140 mm by 140 mm with a 25 mm thickness. It suits builders adding directed airflow to chassis or radiator mounts.

Sustained airflow with double ball bearings

The double ball bearing construction maintains consistent speed during continuous operation. Reduced friction limits wear compared with sleeve alternatives. Steady 12 V input keeps airflow stable across long sessions. The 14025 form factor fits standard 140 mm mounting points.

Highlights

  • 14 cm double-ball bearing fan for durable cooling
  • 12 V 0.70 A draw keeps power use low
  • 25 mm thick frame fits standard 140 mm mounts
  • New condition ensures full rated lifespan

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much current does the 12 V fan draw when running all day?

The fan is rated at 0.70 A on the 12 V line, so continuous operation will draw that amount.

What power connector must my system already have for this fan to work?

You need a free 12 V supply lead with a matching fan header or Molex plug to power the unit.

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