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Ruth's sister 17cm 48V .85A internal power cable

SKU CH-5RFW-H9W01

Connects a 17 cm, 48 V, 0.85 A NMB cooling fan to power

  • Fits NMB 5910PL-07W-B75 17025 cooling fan
  • 170 mm cable reaches tight cabinet spaces
  • DC 48 V .85 A matches fan rating
  • New condition ensures reliable power delivery

17 cm 48 V internal power cable

This 17 cm cable is built to feed a DC 48 V .85 A slim industrial cabinet cooling fan. It matches the NMB 5910PL-07W-B75 17025 specification for direct connection inside equipment racks.

Replaces worn or missing fan leads

Swap it in when the original harness is damaged or too short for a re-route. The fixed 170 mm length suits tight cabinet spacing; builders needing longer reach or a different voltage should look elsewhere.

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Questions about this item

What connector does the 17 cm cable use to fit the NMB 5910PL-07W-B75 fan?

The cable is made for the NMB 5910PL-07W-B75 17025 fan and matches its native power plug so it seats directly without adapters.

How do I install the cable on the 48 V 0.85 A fan, and what step is often missed?

Align the keyed connector with the fan header, press until it clicks, then route the 170 mm lead clear of moving blades; the missed step is forgetting to latch the connector, which can cause intermittent power.

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