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SXDOOL Delta QUR0912VH 92mm 12V 0.60A PWM case fan pair
A pair of 92 mm PWM case fans delivering up to 45 CFM at 4000 RPM with a 17–35 dBA noise range
- PWM control adjusts speed from 800 to 4000 RPM
- 45 CFM maximum airflow cools CPU radiators effectively
- Noise stays between 17 and 35 dBA across the range
- Rated for 50000 hours of continuous operation
- Pair of 92 x 92 x 25 mm fans fits standard mounts
Delta QUR0912VH 92 mm PWM fan pair
This pair of Delta QUR0912VH fans fits 92 mm square mounting points with a 25 mm frame depth. Each unit draws 0.60 A at 12 V and connects through a standard 4-pin PWM header for automatic speed control. They are sold as a matched set of two.
Suits compact chassis
Builders working with tight ITX layouts or slim radiators that only accept 92 mm fans will find the 800–4000 RPM range and 45 CFM peak airflow useful. Buyers whose cases or coolers require larger mounting patterns cannot use these fans.
45 CFM maximum airflow at 4000 RPM
The single figure that decides fit is the 45 CFM peak airflow delivered at the top speed of 4000 RPM. If the thermal load demands more air than this rating provides, a different fan specification is required.
Highlights
- PWM control adjusts speed from 800 to 4000 RPM
- 45 CFM maximum airflow cools CPU radiators effectively
- Noise stays between 17 and 35 dBA across the range
- Rated for 50000 hours of continuous operation
- Pair of 92 x 92 x 25 mm fans fits standard mounts
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does my motherboard need a 4-pin PWM header to run each Delta QUR0912VH fan?
Yes, each fan uses a 4-pin PWM connector and requires a 12 V header to operate at its rated 0.60 A maximum current.
Can the 92 mm Delta QUR0912VH fans mount on a standard 92 mm radiator or case opening?
They fit any 92×92 mm mounting pattern with 25 mm thickness, matching common 92 mm radiator and chassis screw holes.
How do I confirm the pair is running within its 800–4000 RPM range after installation?
Check fan speed in BIOS or monitoring software; each fan should report between 800 and 4000 RPM under PWM control.
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