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Black internal power cable with three-pin connector and sleeved wires

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Ruth's sister internal power cable 12V .90A 3-pin 120mm 38mm

SKU CH-40MQ-FESX9

Internal power cable delivers 12 V, 0.90 A to 120 × 38 mm three-pin server blower fans

  • Compatible with Delta AFB1212VHE server fans
  • Supplies 12 V at .90 A for stable operation
  • Three-pin 3-wire connection ensures secure fit
  • 120 mm cable length suits 120x38 mm chassis

Internal power cable for Delta AFB1212VHE blower

This internal power cable connects a Delta AFB1212VHE 12V 0.90A three-pin axial blower cooler to a compatible power header. It suits builders fitting that specific server inverter fan into a custom cooling loop or chassis. The cable carries the exact voltage and current the blower requires for reliable operation.

Thermals noise and power draw

The cable itself adds no measurable heat, noise or power draw beyond the 12V 0.90A load of the attached fan. It passes the blower’s rated current without extra resistance so thermals and acoustics remain those of the Delta unit alone. Builders needing a different pin count or voltage should select an alternative cable.

Highlights

  • Compatible with Delta AFB1212VHE server fans
  • Supplies 12 V at .90 A for stable operation
  • Three-pin 3-wire connection ensures secure fit
  • 120 mm cable length suits 120x38 mm chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 3-pin connector to the Delta AFB1212VHE fan, and which step is often missed?

Align the three pins with the fan header, press straight in until the latch clicks, and verify the yellow wire sits on the tachometer pin so the motherboard reads speed.

When should I replace this 120 mm cable for the 38 mm thick fan?

Replace it if the insulation cracks, the pins loosen in the housing, or the fan reports erratic RPM — typically after several years of continuous 12 V .90 A operation.

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