Zyvpee
Zyvpee ASB0412VHA -BB69 40×40×10 mm 12 V 0.16 A 3-pin case fan
40×40×10 mm 12 V ball-bearing case fan with 3-pin connector for CPU coolers
- TypeCase Fan
- CompatibilityCPU Cooler
- Bearing TypeBall
- Power Connector3 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- Compact 40×40×10 mm size fits tight builds
- Ball bearing ensures durable continuous operation
- 12 V 0.16 A draw keeps power use low
- 3-pin connector enables simple motherboard control
- Non-LED black design suits stealthy aesthetics
Compact 40 mm case fan
The Zyvpee ASB0412VHA is a 40×40×10 mm case fan built for tight spaces in CPU coolers or small-form-factor chassis. It runs on 12 V, draws 0.16 A, and connects through a standard 3-pin header. Ball-bearing construction and a non-LED black frame keep the focus on airflow rather than lighting.
Builders fitting 40 mm mounts
This fan suits anyone replacing a 4010-size cooler fan or adding spot cooling where larger units will not fit. It is not for builders who need PWM speed control, higher static pressure for dense radiators, or RGB illumination. Systems that require 4-pin headers or larger frame dimensions should look elsewhere.
12 V 0.16 A headroom
At 12 V and 0.16 A the motor delivers enough flow for low-profile CPU coolers and auxiliary exhaust in compact cases. Headroom runs out when the thermal load demands higher RPM or greater static pressure than a 40 mm ball-bearing design can sustain.
Highlights
- Compact 40×40×10 mm size fits tight builds
- Ball bearing ensures durable continuous operation
- 12 V 0.16 A draw keeps power use low
- 3-pin connector enables simple motherboard control
- Non-LED black design suits stealthy aesthetics
Specifications
| Series | ASB0412VHA |
|---|---|
| Model | ASB0412VHA |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Compatibility | CPU Cooler |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | DC square Cooler |
| Dimensions | 40*40*10mm |
Questions about this item
Does this 40 mm fan need a 3-pin motherboard header?
Yes, the ASB0412VHA connects through a standard 3-pin power connector, so a matching header is required.
Can the 12 V 0.16 A fan share a header with an older 3-pin cooler?
The fan draws 0.16 A at 12 V; verify the header's current limit before connecting both devices.
How do I confirm the ball-bearing fan is spinning correctly after install?
Check the BIOS or monitoring software for RPM readings from the 3-pin header and listen for smooth, quiet rotation.
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