Unique-Bargains 50mm 12V 0.12A 7 Vane Case Fan w Metal Mesh
A 50 mm DC brushless case fan with 7 vanes and metal mesh guard, running at 12 V 0.12 A
- Keeps components cool with a 7-vane brushless motor
- Metal mesh guard protects blades from damage
- Lightweight 32 g frame reduces case strain
- 12 V 0.12 A draw limits power load
- 54 mm 2-pin connector fits standard headers
50 mm 12 V Case Fan with Metal Mesh
This 50 mm square frame fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.12 A through a 2.54 mm 2-pin DIN connector. A brushless motor drives seven vanes to move air across components. The unit weighs 32 g and includes a metal mesh guard that covers the intake side.
For compact builds needing a slim 15 mm profile
The thin frame fits tight brackets and side-panel mounts where a thicker fan cannot sit. The two-pin connector provides power only, so speed control or monitoring is not possible. Builds that require PWM regulation or a three-pin tachometer signal should choose a different model.
2.54 mm two-pin DIN power connector
This single specification decides compatibility; the header on your motherboard or controller must match the 2.54 mm pitch two-pin layout. If the board uses a three-pin, four-pin or proprietary header, an adapter or a different fan is required.
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the 2.54-2P DIN female connector to my motherboard or fan controller?
Align the keyed 2.54 mm pitch connector with the matching header and press straight in until it clicks; forcing it sideways bends the pins and breaks the latch.
What part will need replacement first during long-term use?
The DC brushless motor bearings are the only wearing component; when noise or vibration appears the whole fan must be swapped.
At what point does the 0.12 A current limit restrict airflow under sustained load?
The fixed 0.12 A draw caps maximum speed, so airflow cannot increase beyond the design point even if the case temperature keeps rising.
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