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Fans 4cm Hydraulic Bearing Silent Fan YY4010H12S 3P 40x40x10mm 12V 0.72W
A 40 mm hydraulic-bearing case fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.72 W
- Hydraulic bearing reduces friction for quieter operation
- 40 mm square frame fits tight 4010 form-factor slots
- Three-pin 12 V connector enables simple motherboard control
- Low 0.72 W draw keeps system power budget minimal
Compact 4 cm case fan for tight builds
This 40 mm square fan fits small-form-factor cases and server chassis where space is limited. The hydraulic bearing reduces friction for quieter operation than sleeve alternatives. A three-pin connector provides simple voltage control on most motherboards. It suits builders who need basic airflow in confined layouts.
Low power draw and quiet running
At 12 V the unit consumes 0.72 W, adding minimal load to the power supply. Hydraulic bearing construction keeps acoustic output low during normal use. The 10 mm thickness allows installation in shallow mounts without blocking adjacent components. Buyers needing PWM speed curves or higher static pressure should consider other models.
Highlights
- Hydraulic bearing reduces friction for quieter operation
- 40 mm square frame fits tight 4010 form-factor slots
- Three-pin 12 V connector enables simple motherboard control
- Low 0.72 W draw keeps system power budget minimal
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 40 mm hydraulic-bearing fan and which step is often missed?
Mount the 40×40×10 mm frame with four screws, connect the three-pin plug to a 12 V header, and check the wire order — reversing the sense lead is the step most people miss.
What maintenance will the YY4010H12S need later?
The hydraulic bearing is sealed; just blow dust off the blades every few months — no lubrication or bearing replacement is required.
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