Fans 5015 12V 1.9W GM1205PHVX-A hydraulic server axial case fan
50×50×15 mm axial case fan running at 12 V and 1.9 W with hydraulic bearing
- Compact 50×50×15 mm size fits tight server bays
- 12 V operation with 4 V–12 V start-up range
- Low 1.9 W draw reduces chassis power load
- Magnetic-suspension motor cuts friction and wear
- Axial airflow design targets direct component cooling
5015 12V 1.9W hydraulic axial fan
The Fans 5015 12V 1.9W GM1205PHVX-A is a 50x50x15mm axial case fan designed for server and workstation chassis. It runs on 12V power and draws 1.9W through a magnetic-suspension motor that operates from 4V to 12V. The compact frame targets tight mounting grids where larger fans will not fit.
Suited for dense server bays and GPU-zone cutouts
This fan suits builders populating 5015 mounting holes in rack-mount servers, blade enclosures or custom liquid-cooling radiators.
12V 1.9W magnetic-suspension motor
The single spec that decides fit is the 12V 1.9W magnetic-suspension motor with a 4V-12V working range. It defines the power budget, the voltage headroom for fan controllers and the bearing longevity in continuous server duty.
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- Price $26.99
- Pricier than about 68% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need to buy a power cable or connector separately?
The listing shows the GM1205PHVX-A fan unit only; no cable or connector is mentioned, so check the existing header on your server or chassis to see if a separate lead is required.
How do I decide between the 5015 size and other axial fans in the range?
The 5015 designation means a 50 mm square frame that is 15 mm thick, so choose this model only when your mounting holes and clearance match those exact dimensions.
What does the 1.9 W rating mean for actual airflow inside my server?
At 12 V the motor draws 1.9 W; the magnetic-suspension bearing runs from 4 V to 12 V, so lowering the voltage reduces both power draw and airflow proportionally.
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