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Small 3.5 cm square case fan with black frame and transparent blades

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Fans 3.5 cm 12V 0.48W 3510 RPM Case Fan Q010 Q020

SKU CH-4M8B-XNV34

3.5 cm 12V case fan spins at 3510 RPM while drawing 0.48W

  • Compact 3.5 cm size fits tight chassis spaces
  • 12 V 0.48 W draw keeps power use low
  • 3510 RPM speed moves air through dense heatsinks
  • Well tested reliability supports continuous operation

3.5 cm 12 V case fan

This 3.5 cm case fan runs on 12 V power and spins at 3510 RPM while drawing 0.48 W. It is built for tight spaces that need active airflow without a large mounting footprint. The compact frame suits small-form-factor chassis, embedded boards or replacement cooling in legacy equipment. Buyers who need higher static pressure or larger diameter fans will need a different model.

Q010 and Q020 variants included

Two part numbers, Q010 and Q020, are supplied so you can match the exact connector or mounting variant required by your hardware. Each unit has been tested before shipping to confirm operation at the rated speed and power draw. No additional cables, adapters or mounting screws are mentioned in the data. Installers who require extra wiring length or vibration pads must source them separately.

Highlights

  • Compact 3.5 cm size fits tight chassis spaces
  • 12 V 0.48 W draw keeps power use low
  • 3510 RPM speed moves air through dense heatsinks
  • Well tested reliability supports continuous operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often will the 3.5 cm sleeve bearing need lubrication or replacement?

The sleeve bearing on this 3.5 cm fan is sealed and not user-serviceable; expect to replace the entire unit when noise or vibration increases after extended 12 V operation.

Which limit appears first when the fan runs continuously at 3510 RPM on 12 V?

Continuous 12 V operation at 3510 RPM will hit the sleeve bearing's thermal limit first, causing audible wear before the 0.48 W motor windings reach their temperature ceiling.

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