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Bazarc Cooling Fan DC 5V 0.2A 30mm With Screws For Raspberry Pi 3B+ 3B 2B
A 30 mm DC 5 V 0.2 A cooling fan spinning at 13200 RPM with 18 dB noise, includes four mounting screws for Raspberry Pi 3B+, 3B and 2B
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- Quiet 18 dB operation keeps your Pi silent
- 5 m³/h airflow cools Raspberry Pi 3B+ 3B 2B effectively
- 13200 RPM speed delivers strong cooling in a 30 mm frame
- DC 5 V 0.2 A draws minimal power from the board
- Includes four screws for quick, secure mounting
30 mm DC 5 V Cooling Fan for Raspberry Pi 2B.
This compact fan mounts directly on compatible Raspberry Pi boards and draws 0.2 A from a 5 V header. It spins at 13200 RPM to move 5 m³/h of air while producing only 18 dB of noise. The 30 mm square frame is 10 mm thick and finished in black. Four mounting screws are supplied for immediate installation.
Included screws simplify mounting on the GPIO header
The pack provides four screws that match the Pi’s mounting holes, so no separate hardware is required. With the screws fitted, the fan sits securely over the processor and begins cooling as soon as the board is powered. No extra cables, adapters or software configuration are needed.
Suits owners of Pi 2B, 3B or 3B+ seeking quiet.
Builders using a Raspberry Pi 4B, earlier Pi 1 models or any non-Pi single-board computer cannot use this fan because the mounting pattern and voltage header differ. Users who need higher airflow or PWM speed control should look for a larger or differently specified cooler.
Highlights
- Quiet 18 dB operation keeps your Pi silent
- 5 m³/h airflow cools Raspberry Pi 3B+ 3B 2B effectively
- 13200 RPM speed delivers strong cooling in a 30 mm frame
- DC 5 V 0.2 A draws minimal power from the board
- Includes four screws for quick, secure mounting
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Questions about this item
How often will the 30 mm DC 5 V fan need bearing service or replacement?
The sleeve-bearing design runs at 13200 RPM with 18 dB noise; expect several years of continuous use before bearing wear requires a swap.
What thermal limit appears first when the fan runs non-stop on a Raspberry Pi?
The 5 m³/h airflow and 0.2 A draw cap cooling capacity; sustained heavy loads will hit the fan’s airflow ceiling before the Pi throttles.
How much noise and heat does the 5 V 0.2 A fan add during all-day operation?
It emits 18 dB at 13200 RPM and draws only 0.2 A, so added noise is barely audible and extra heat is negligible.
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