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Square black 150 mm frame 50 mm deep dual ball bearing 12 V 1.8 A server fan

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Fans 15cm dual ball bearing case fan 1.8A 12V 150x150x50mm

SKU CH-PMVW-PF7HW

150 mm dual ball-bearing case fan running at 12 V and drawing 1.8 A

  • 15 cm frame fits standard 150 mm server mounts
  • dual ball bearing design extends operational life
  • 8 A current rating delivers strong airflow
  • 12 V supply works with common server PSUs

15cm dual ball bearing case fan

This 150mm case fan uses a dual ball bearing design for continuous server and workstation cooling. It runs on a 12V supply and draws 1.8A of current. The 50mm thick frame suits high-airflow chassis and rackmount enclosures. It targets builders who need reliable long-term operation under heavy thermal loads.

Practical limits of the 12V interface

The fan requires a 12V header or supply capable of delivering 1.8A per unit. Connecting multiple fans on a single header may exceed the motherboard or controller current rating. The 50mm depth restricts installation in slim cases or tight drive cages. Buyers who need thinner profiles or lower current draw should verify chassis clearance and power budget before ordering.

Highlights

  • 15 cm frame fits standard 150 mm server mounts
  • dual ball bearing design extends operational life
  • 8 A current rating delivers strong airflow
  • 12 V supply works with common server PSUs

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 15 cm dual ball bearing model or a different capacity?

The listing describes a single 15 cm fan with dual ball bearings, 1.8 A current draw and 12 V operation; no other sizes or capacities are offered.

What does the 1.8 A current rating mean when the fan is installed in a server?

At 12 V the fan will draw up to 1.8 A, so ensure the fan header or power supply can provide that current continuously.

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