SXDOOL SXD5010S12M 50mm 10mm 12V 2-pin case fan
A 50 mm slim case fan with oil bearing, 12 V 2-pin power and 4500 RPM airflow for computer cooling
- Slim 10mm profile fits tight chassis spaces
- 12V 0.10A draw keeps power load low
- 4500RPM speed delivers 11.2CFM airflow
- Oil bearing runs quietly for case cooling
- Two-pin connector plugs straight into motherboard headers
50 mm 12 V 2-pin case fan
The SXDOOL SXD5010S12M is a 50 mm square axial fan with a 10 mm slim profile. It runs on 12 V DC at 0.10 A and spins at 4500 RPM to deliver 11.2 CFM of airflow. The oil bearing and plastic frame keep operation quiet for computer case ventilation.
Replaces larger or thicker fans
This slim 10 mm unit fits where standard 25 mm fans cannot, making it a direct swap for tight clearance spots such as small form factor cases or GPU shrouds. The jump is worth it when the existing cooler is too thick or when a 2-pin header is the only power source available.
Simple two-wire installation
The 2-pin connector plugs straight onto a 12 V motherboard or controller header with no PWM signal required. Ensure the header supplies 12 V DC; a 5 V or variable header will not start the motor. Oil bearings need no lubrication, but dust buildup on the blades can reduce airflow over time.
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- Price $8.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 50 mm square frame and 10 mm depth fit my case fan slot?
The fan measures 50 mm by 50 mm with a 10 mm thick plastic frame, so it fits any standard 50 mm mounting hole pattern.
How do I connect the 2-pin power lead and avoid the common polarity mistake?
Plug the 2-pin connector into a 12 V DC header; the keyed housing prevents reverse insertion, so just align the notch and press firmly.
When should I replace the oil-bearing fan to keep airflow at 11.2 CFM?
Oil bearings typically run quietly for several years; replace the unit once noise rises or speed drops below the rated 4500 RPM.
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