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A 12 V 3007 fan sized for the CM4 board with PWM control and thermal tape included
This 3007 cooling fan is designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. It matches the module dimensions and mounting holes for direct attachment. PWM speed adjustment allows the fan to run only as fast as needed. The 12 V power input suits typical embedded power rails.
A cut-out leaves the antenna section unobstructed so wireless performance is not affected. Thermal tapes are included to simplify installation and ensure good thermal contact. Low noise output makes the fan suitable for quiet environments. The unit is supplied new and ready to fit.
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Yes, the fan supports PWM speed adjustment so the CM4 can regulate its RPM based on temperature.
The cooler matches the CM4 dimensions and hole pattern, and it leaves the antenna section unobstructed.
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