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Fans 5015M12D1+6 12V .2A 5cm case fan

SKU CH-KYYT-ZPR75

A 5 cm case fan with four-wire temperature control runs on 12 V and draws 0.2 A

  • Temperature-controlled cooling adapts to system heat
  • Four-wire design enables precise speed regulation
  • Low 0.2A draw minimises power consumption
  • 12V operation suits automotive and PC builds

5 cm 12 V case fan with temperature control

This 5 cm case fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.2 A. A four-wire temperature-control circuit adjusts speed automatically based on system heat. The compact frame suits tight chassis spaces or auxiliary cooling spots.

Suitable for targeted airflow in small enclosures

It delivers focused airflow for VRM zones, drive cages or car-audio amplifiers where space is limited. The 0.2 A draw keeps power demand low. Builders needing higher static pressure or larger case ventilation should consider larger-diameter alternatives.

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Price $8.99
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Questions about this item

Will the 5015M12D1+6 fan work with my existing 12V fan controller?

Yes, it is rated for 12V and draws .2A, so it matches standard 12V fan headers or controllers using that voltage.

How can I verify the 4-line temperature control is functioning after installation?

Monitor the fan speed via BIOS or software; the RPM should rise and fall automatically as the component temperature changes.

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