SunnyStar Co., Ltd
SunnyStar Co., Ltd 3212 J/2N 92mm 12V 7.6W 4-Wire Case Fan
A 92 mm dual-ball-bearing case fan with a 4-wire PWM connector runs at 12 V and draws 7.6 W for server or CPU cooling
- TypeCase Fan
- CompatibilityCase
- Bearing Type2 Ball
- Power Connector4 Wires
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- Dual ball bearings extend service life
- 4-wire PWM connector enables precise speed control
- 12 V 7.6 W draws minimal power
- 92 mm square frame fits standard mounts
- 38 mm depth clears tight server chassis
92 mm 4-wire case fan
The SunnyStar Co., Ltd 3212 J/2N is a 92*92*38 mm case fan with a 4-wire power connector and 2-ball bearing. It runs on 12 V at 630 mA for 7.6 W of power draw and includes no LED lighting.
Suits compact server or workstation builds
Builders who need a 92 mm DC square cooler with PWM control will match the four-wire interface and ball-bearing design. Those who want RGB illumination or a larger frame size should look elsewhere.
4-wire PWM connector decides fit
The four-wire connector enables speed reporting and PWM control, so the motherboard or fan controller must provide a matching 4-pin header. Without that header the fan cannot be regulated as intended.
Highlights
- Dual ball bearings extend service life
- 4-wire PWM connector enables precise speed control
- 12 V 7.6 W draws minimal power
- 92 mm square frame fits standard mounts
- 38 mm depth clears tight server chassis
Specifications
| Series | 3212 J/2N |
|---|---|
| Model | 3212 J/2N |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Compatibility | Case |
| Bearing Type | 2 Ball |
| Power Connector | 4 Wires |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | DC square Cooler |
| Dimensions | 92*92*38mm |
Questions about this item
What clearance does the 92 mm square frame with 38 mm depth need inside the case?
The fan measures 92 mm by 92 mm and is 38 mm thick, so allow at least that much space behind the mounting panel.
How do I connect the four-wire lead so speed control works?
Plug the 4-wire connector into a motherboard PWM header; the fourth wire carries the control signal.
When should I expect the dual ball bearings to need replacement?
Dual ball bearings typically last several years of continuous use; replace the fan if noise or vibration increases noticeably.
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