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Zyvpee FFB0412VHN F00 40x28mm 12V .24A 3 Pin Ball Bearing Case Fan
A 40 by 28 millimetre ball-bearing case fan running at 12 volts and 0.24 amps with a three-pin connector
- TypeCase Fan
- Bearing TypeBall
- Power Connector3 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- FeaturesDC Case Fan
- Compact 40×28 mm footprint fits tight 1U server bays
- Ball bearing design reduces friction for longer operational life
- 12 V / 0.24 A draw keeps power consumption low
- Three-pin connector enables straightforward motherboard control
- Non-LED black frame maintains a clean, professional look
Zyvpee 40×28 mm 12 V ball-bearing fan
The Zyvpee FFB0412VHN F00 is a compact 40 mm by 28 mm case fan built for 12 V DC operation. Its ball bearing and three-wire connector suit tight server or workstation chassis where a slim 1U profile is required.
Replaces 40×28 mm sleeve-bearing units
Swapping an older 4028 sleeve fan for this ball-bearing model reduces wear noise and extends service life in continuous-duty environments. The upgrade is worthwhile when the existing fan rattles, runs hot or fails to spin up reliably at 0.24 A draw.
Check 3-pin header and 1U clearance
Verify the motherboard or fan controller supplies a standard three-pin DC header at 12 V. Confirm the chassis allows exactly 28 mm thickness and 40 mm square mounting holes before ordering.
Highlights
- Compact 40×28 mm footprint fits tight 1U server bays
- Ball bearing design reduces friction for longer operational life
- 12 V / 0.24 A draw keeps power consumption low
- Three-pin connector enables straightforward motherboard control
- Non-LED black frame maintains a clean, professional look
Specifications
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | FFB0412VHN |
| Model | FFB0412VHN |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | DC Case Fan |
| Dimensions | 40*28mm |
Questions about this item
Will the 40 mm by 28 mm frame fit a standard 1U server slot?
Yes, the 40x28 mm dimensions match the 1U form factor used in many rackmount chassis.
How do I connect the three-wire lead to a motherboard header?
Align the keyed 3-pin connector with the 12 V fan header and press straight down; the third wire carries the tachometer signal.
When should I plan to replace the ball-bearing fan?
Ball bearings typically run for tens of thousands of hours; replace the unit if noise increases or RPM drops noticeably.
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