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Vszerda FFB0912EHE 12V 1.50A 16.2W 5700RPM 102CFM 92x92x38mm 3-pin brushless fan gadget
A 92 mm square brushless fan delivering 102 CFM at 5700 RPM from a 12 V, 1.50 A supply
- High airflow of 102 CFM cools demanding components efficiently
- 5700 RPM brushless motor delivers strong static pressure
- Compact 92 x 92 x 38 mm frame fits standard mounting points
- 3-pin connector enables speed monitoring and control
- 12 V 1.50 A 16.2 W design balances performance with power draw
92 mm 12 V brushless cooling fan
The Vszerda FFB0912EHE is a 92x92x38 mm DC brushless fan that runs on 12 V at 1.50 A and 16.2 W. It spins at 5700 RPM and moves 102 CFM of air through a three-pin connector. The unit is sold new with a twelve-month warranty and includes one fan in the package.
Suits 92 mm mounts needing high airflow.
This fan fits equipment that accepts a 92 mm square frame with 38 mm depth and a three-pin power header. Buyers whose chassis or heatsink requires a different frame size, a different voltage, or a two-pin or four-pin connector should look at other models. The 5700 RPM speed also means audible noise under load.
92x92x38 mm frame decides fit
The critical specification is the physical envelope of 92 mm by 92 mm by 38 mm combined with the three-pin interface. If the mounting holes, case clearance or header layout do not match those exact dimensions and pin count, the fan cannot be installed. Verify the part number and confirmation picture before ordering.
Highlights
- High airflow of 102 CFM cools demanding components efficiently
- 5700 RPM brushless motor delivers strong static pressure
- Compact 92 x 92 x 38 mm frame fits standard mounting points
- 3-pin connector enables speed monitoring and control
- 12 V 1.50 A 16.2 W design balances performance with power draw
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I mount the 92x92x38mm 3-pin fan and what orientation mistake should I avoid?
Use four screws through the 92 mm square frame, orient the airflow arrow toward the heatsink, and plug the 3-pin connector into a 12 V header so the tachometer wire reports 5700 RPM correctly.
Which component will need replacement first during continuous operation?
The brushless motor bearings are the wear item; at 5700 RPM they typically require fan replacement after several years of 24/7 use.
What thermal limit appears first when the fan runs at 16.2 W sustained load?
The 1.50 A current draw at 12 V defines the electrical ceiling; exceeding the 16.2 W rating triggers protective shutdown before airflow drops below 102 CFM.
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