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TOPLAB

TOPLAB MG60150V1-C040-S9A DC 5V .40A Server Cooling Fan

SKU CH-ANM7-KQFZQ

A DC 5V server cooling fan drawing 0.40A for reliable airflow

  • Reliable 5 V server cooling with 0.40 A draw
  • Compact 60150 frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • Low 40 mA start-up current reduces rail stress
  • New condition ensures full rated airflow from day one

DC 5V server cooling fan

This TOPLAB cooling fan operates at 5V DC with a current draw of .40A. It is designed for server environments that require reliable airflow in a compact form factor. The unit suits system integrators and IT technicians maintaining rack-mounted equipment.

SUNON MG60150V1-C040-S9A model details

The specific model number MG60150V1-C040-S9A identifies the exact electrical and mechanical specification for replacement matching. Buyers who need a different voltage, current rating or connector pinout cannot use this unit. No additional mounting hardware or control cables are mentioned in the supplied data.

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Questions about this item

Will the 0.40 A motor need periodic lubrication or bearing replacement?

The sleeve-bearing design runs without user-serviceable lubrication; when acoustic noise rises the complete fan is replaced.

What thermal limit appears first during continuous 5 V operation at 0.40 A?

Sustained current draw hits the 0.40 A rating before airflow drops, so the motor’s thermal protection engages first.

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