Noctua NF-S12A ULN 120mm case fan 800/600 RPM
- 1 Fan
- No Controller
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OEM Industries
30 mm ball-bearing case fan runs on 12 V at 0.11 A with a three-pin connector
The OEM Industries FD123010107B is a 30 mm square fan designed for small-form-factor systems and embedded boards where a full-height tower cooler will not fit. It mounts directly to low-profile heatsinks or tight chassis vents and draws only 0.11 A at 12 V.
The cooler uses a three-wire 3-pin header that supplies constant 12 V power and reports RPM via the tachometer wire but cannot accept PWM duty-cycle signals. Motherboards that only provide 4-pin PWM headers will run the fan at full speed unless voltage-based control is available.
Builders refreshing older industrial PCs, thin clients or custom enclosures with a 30 mm mounting pattern will find this a direct drop-in replacement. It is not for modern desktop CPUs that require larger heatsink surface area or PWM-regulated airflow.
| Model | FD123010107B |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Type | Fan only |
| Fan Size | 30mm |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| LED | No |
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