Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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PWM controller adjusts DC motor speed from 12V to 40V at 10A
This internal power cable integrates a PWM controller for DC motors. It accepts an input range of 12V to 40V and supports a maximum current of 10A. The unit provides adjustable speed regulation for compatible motor loads.
This controller suits builders adding variable-speed cooling fans or small drive motors inside a chassis. It is not for users who need a controller rated above 10A or an input voltage outside the 12V-40V range. Buyers requiring isolated signal interfaces or closed-loop feedback should look elsewhere.
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The controller is rated for 10A continuous current within the 12V to 40V input range.
Heat output depends on load and airflow; the unit has no active cooling so adequate case ventilation is required for sustained 10A use.
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