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Fans MG75151V1-1C010-S9A 12V 5.4W 4-Wire Case Fan

SKU CH-RE4Z-YYS03

12 V 4-wire case fan drawing 5.4 W for PWM speed control

  • 12 V DC input for stable power delivery
  • 4 W rated consumption keeps energy draw low
  • 4-wire PWM control enables precise speed adjustment
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-the-box operation

4-Wire 12 V 5.4 W Case Fan

This 4-wire case fan runs on 12 V and draws 5.4 W, providing standardised PWM speed control for desktop chassis cooling. The MG75151V1-1C010-S9A model is supplied new and fits typical case fan mounts using the four-pin connector.

Suited for builders adding

Not intended for systems that require a different voltage, a three-pin connector or a higher airflow specification than 5.4 W can deliver. Buyers needing multiple fans or a specific frame size not confirmed here should verify compatibility before purchase.

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Price $17.99
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Questions about this item

What does the 5.4 W rating mean for my system's power budget?

The fan draws up to 5.4 watts from the 12 V header, so it adds only a small load to the motherboard's fan circuit.

What does the 4-wire connection let me control?

The fourth wire carries a PWM signal, allowing the motherboard to vary the fan speed precisely instead of running at a fixed voltage.

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