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40 mm 12 V fan reaches 18000 RPM with 19.4 CFM airflow and 54 dB noise
The Haywards DBTB0428B2G is a 40 mm axial cooling fan built for computer cases and similar electronic enclosures. It runs on 12 V DC and uses a four-wire PWM interface for intelligent speed control.
A double ball bearing supports the rotor, rated for 70000 hours of operation. The four-pin connector supplies power, ground, PWM control and a tachometer signal, allowing the host system to regulate speed and monitor rotation in real time.
Maximum speed reaches 18000 RPM with an airflow of 19.4 CFM and a noise level of 54 dB, making it suitable only for builds that prioritise raw cooling performance over acoustic comfort.
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The 4-pin interface provides PWM intelligent temperature control and speed measurement for the 12 V 18000 RPM fan.
The fan measures 40×40×28 mm and is designed for computer case mounting.
Connect the 4-wire interface to a 12 V PWM header; the fan operates from 7.0-13.4 V and draws 1 A at 12 W.
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