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Fans 5010 12V 1.50W 5cm PWM case fan

SKU CH-Z6RZ-NE3ZV

Compact 5010 PWM case fan delivers 12 V, 1.50 W cooling for tight builds

  • Precise speed control via four-wire PWM design
  • Low power draw of 1.50W at 12V supply
  • Compact 5010 form factor fits tight chassis spaces
  • MF50101V1-Q030-S99 model ensures exact replacement match

5 cm PWM Case Fan

This 5 cm case fan runs on 12 V power and uses a four-wire PWM connector for automatic speed control. It draws 1.50 W and fits small-form-factor builds where space is limited. The compact frame suits tight chassis layouts and targeted component cooling.

Build Integration Notes

The fan needs a motherboard or controller with a four-pin PWM header to regulate speed. Its 5 cm frame frees up room around dense motherboard areas or low-profile coolers. Builds without a PWM header or requiring larger airflow volumes should consider other options.

Highlights

  • Precise speed control via four-wire PWM design
  • Low power draw of 1.50W at 12V supply
  • Compact 5010 form factor fits tight chassis spaces
  • MF50101V1-Q030-S99 model ensures exact replacement match

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What RPM ceiling does the PWM curve enforce on the MF50101V1-Q030-S99 under sustained load?

The four-wire PWM interface lets the motherboard set any speed up to the fan's maximum rated RPM, so the practical ceiling is whatever curve you load in BIOS or fan-control software.

How much waste heat and acoustic output does the 1.50 W motor add after hours of continuous 12 V operation?

At 1.50 W draw the motor turns almost all input power into airflow, leaving minimal waste heat, and the 5010 frame keeps noise low enough for quiet builds.

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