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Fans 4020 TA150DC B34658-55 40x40x20mm DC 5V 0.36A case fan
Cools Cisco switches with a 40x40x20mm 5V DC fan drawing 0.36A
- Nidec original build for reliable Cisco switch cooling
- 40 × 40 × 20 mm frame fits standard 4020 bays
- DC 5 V 0.36 A draw keeps power use low
- TA150DC B34658-55 part code matches Cisco spec
Compact 40 mm DC fan for Cisco switches
This 40 x 40 x 20 mm fan runs on 5 V DC at 0.36 A and carries the NIDEC TA150DC B34658-55 designation. It is built for network equipment that requires a low-profile 4020 form factor and direct current power. The unit suits administrators maintaining compatible Cisco switches or similar rack gear.
Two-wire lead fits standard 5 V headers
Installation is a matter of aligning the 40 mm mounting holes and connecting the two-pin plug to a 5 V fan header. The main difficulty arises when the target device expects a three- or four-wire PWM signal or a different voltage, because this model supplies only a basic two-wire 5 V connection. Verify the switch pin-out before fitting.
Highlights
- Nidec original build for reliable Cisco switch cooling
- 40 × 40 × 20 mm frame fits standard 4020 bays
- DC 5 V 0.36 A draw keeps power use low
- TA150DC B34658-55 part code matches Cisco spec
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How can I verify the fan is spinning at the rated speed after installation?
The model TA150DC is specified at 150 (RPM reference) and 0.36 A at 5 V; measure current draw or RPM with a tachometer to confirm it matches those figures.
What connectors or mounting hardware are included with the 40×40×20 mm unit?
The fan ships as the bare 4020 frame with lead wires; no screws, adapters or Molex connectors are supplied, so provide your own M3 hardware and 5 V header.
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