SXDOOL
SXDOOL NIDEC UltraFlo U92T12MGB7-52 DC12V 0.18A 3-pin case fan
9 cm NIDEC UltraFlo case fan runs on 12 V DC at 0.18 A with a 3-pin connector
- NIDEC UltraFlo motor ensures reliable airflow
- DC12V 0.18A rating keeps power draw low
- Three-wire 3-pin connector enables speed monitoring
- U92T12MGB7-52 model fits 92 mm mounting points
- J312 suffix identifies exact replacement variant
92 mm DC 12 V case fan
The SXDOOL NIDEC UltraFlo U92T12MGB7-52 is a 92 mm frame fan that runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.18 A. It uses a three-wire, three-pin connector for power and speed reporting. The unit is supplied new and intended for standard case ventilation duties.
Suits builds needing a 92 mm three-pin fan
This fan fits chassis or accessories that accept a 92 mm mounting pattern and a three-pin header. Buyers whose boards only provide four-pin PWM headers or who require a larger frame diameter should look at other options. The listing asks the buyer to confirm the connector type before purchase.
Steady low-current operation
At 0.18 A the motor draws modest current, so heat build-up during continuous running remains limited. The three-wire connection allows the system to monitor rotor speed without PWM control. Expect consistent airflow as long as the 12 V supply is stable.
Highlights
- NIDEC UltraFlo motor ensures reliable airflow
- DC12V 0.18A rating keeps power draw low
- Three-wire 3-pin connector enables speed monitoring
- U92T12MGB7-52 model fits 92 mm mounting points
- J312 suffix identifies exact replacement variant
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What power connector does the 3-pin U92T12MGB7-52 need on my motherboard?
It uses a standard 3-pin fan header supplying 12 V DC at 0.18 A, so any board with a 3-pin or 4-pin header will power it.
Will the U92T12MGB7-52 run from an older 3-pin header that only does voltage control?
Yes, the 3-wire design works with voltage-controlled headers; the third wire simply reports speed back to the BIOS.
How can I verify the U92T12MGB7-52 is spinning correctly after I install it?
Check the fan RPM reading in BIOS or monitoring software — it should show a steady value once the 12 V supply is active.
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