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Small black square 30x30x10mm server fan with two wires

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Fans Server Cooling Fan 12V 0.48W 30x30x10mm 2-wire

SKU CH-CCJT-XDBX0

Compact 30 mm square fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.48 W for tight server chassis cooling

  • Compact 30 mm square fits tight server bays
  • 12 V DC input matches standard PSU rails
  • Low 0.48 W draw keeps power budget minimal
  • Two-wire connection simplifies installation

Compact 12 V server fan

The 30 mm square frame fits tight 1U or blade chassis where airflow must move through dense component stacks. A two-wire DC motor runs directly from a 12 V rail without PWM control, so speed stays constant from the moment power is applied.

Low 0.48 W draw and minimal noise

At 0.48 W the fan adds almost nothing to the system power budget and keeps acoustic output low in normal operation. The slim 10 mm profile leaves clearance for heatsinks or cable routing directly above the rotor.

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Price $14.99
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Questions about this item

How do I install the MC30101V2-000C-A99 fan in a 30 mm slot?

Mount the 30x30x10 mm frame with four screws, then connect the 2-wire lead to a 12 V header; the step often missed is checking airflow direction so the fan blows the right way.

What maintenance will this 12 V 0.48 W fan need over time?

Dust the blades and vent holes periodically; if the motor becomes noisy or airflow drops, replace the unit.

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