Fans CF-12515 5015 50mm 12V 0.18A blower case fan
A 50 mm blower fan moves air through tight chassis spaces at 12 V and 0.18 A
- Compact blower design directs airflow through tight spaces
- 12 V DC operation suits standard PC power headers
- Low 0.18 A draw minimises power load
- 50 mm frame fits small-form-factor cases
50 mm 12 V blower fan for tight chassis
The Fans CF-12515 is a 50 mm square blower-style case fan that runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.18 A. Its compact 5015 frame fits small-form-factor enclosures, rackmount servers or GPU shrouds where axial fans cannot clear surrounding components. The blower wheel pushes air through a directed outlet, making it suited for targeted spot cooling on voltage regulators or memory modules. Builders needing high static pressure in a 5 cm footprint will find this unit matches the mechanical constraints.
No bundled accessories or software included
The product ships as the bare fan only; no mounting screws, fan-speed adapters, PWM cables or control utilities are supplied. Installers must provide their own 2-pin or 3-pin power connection and suitable fasteners for the chosen chassis. Because no speed-profile software is bundled, fan curves must be managed through the motherboard BIOS or a third-party hardware controller. Buyers who expect a plug-and-play kit with mounting hardware or RGB lighting control should look elsewhere.
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- Price $12.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the blower fan need any bearing service or replacement parts later?
The CF-12515 runs on a sealed 12 V DC motor rated at 0.18 A with no user-serviceable bearings, so no periodic lubrication or part swaps are required.
What thermal or electrical limit appears first when the blower runs continuously at 12 V?
Continuous 12 V operation draws a steady 0.18 A, so the motor’s current rating is the first hard limit reached under sustained load.
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