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Delta 6015 12V 0.36A 4-wire CPU chassis fan internal power cable

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Ruth's sister delta 6015 12V .36A 4-wire CPU chassis fan internal power cable

SKU CH-VJ19-76ZP5

Connects a 12 V, 0.36 A four-wire CPU or chassis fan to internal power

  • Delivers 12 V power to 4-wire CPU fans
  • 36 A rating supports compatible delta 6015 models
  • 6 cm cable fits tight chassis routing
  • 4-wire design enables PWM speed control

Internal power cable for Delta 6015 fan

This cable connects a Delta AFB0612VHC 6015 series fan to a standard four-pin motherboard header. It is built for 12 V operation at 0.36 A and suits chassis or CPU cooling upgrades that use this specific fan model. The four-wire design supports PWM speed control and tachometer feedback.

Four-pin PWM connector matches AFB0612VHC

The connector pinout matches the Delta AFB0612VHC fan exactly, so the motherboard can regulate speed and monitor RPM. Builders using a different fan connector layout or a three-pin header cannot use this cable. No other fan models or voltage ratings are supported.

Highlights

  • Delivers 12 V power to 4-wire CPU fans
  • 36 A rating supports compatible delta 6015 models
  • 6 cm cable fits tight chassis routing
  • 4-wire design enables PWM speed control

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How does the 12 V .36 A rating affect fan speed in a real build?

The 12 V supply and .36 A draw let the AFB0612VHC spin at its rated RPM without overloading a standard 4-pin motherboard header.

What does the 4-wire interface cap in practice?

The fourth wire carries a PWM signal so the board can vary speed down to a few hundred RPM while still reporting tachometer feedback.

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