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Fans 5cm case fan 12V 0.10A CDH5010S

SKU CH-4HF7-FYNV7

A 5 cm case fan runs at 12 V and draws 0.10 A with a two-pin connector

  • Silent operation with 12V 0.10A power draw
  • Compact 5010 form fits tight spaces
  • 2-pin connector for simple installation
  • Low 0.10A current reduces system load

5 cm 12 V case fan CDH5010S

This 5 cm case fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.10 A, providing quiet airflow for tight spaces inside a chassis. The two-pin connector makes it straightforward to attach to a standard motherboard header or fan controller. Its compact frame suits small-form-factor builds and targeted component cooling. The unit is supplied new and ready to install.

Practical limits of the two-pin interface

A two-pin connection supplies constant voltage so the fan runs at a fixed speed with no PWM regulation or speed reporting. Motherboards that only offer four-pin headers will still power the fan but cannot adjust its RPM automatically. Builders who need variable speed curves or RPM monitoring should verify that their board provides voltage control on the header used. The 0.10 A draw is low enough for most headers but total header current limits still apply.

Highlights

  • Silent operation with 12V 0.10A power draw
  • Compact 5010 form fits tight spaces
  • 2-pin connector for simple installation
  • Low 0.10A current reduces system load

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which fan model should I choose for a 5 cm mounting space?

The CDH5010S is a 5 cm case fan designed to fit standard 50 mm mounting holes in compact chassis or on small heatsinks.

What does the 0.10 A rating mean for my system?

At 12 V the fan draws 0.10 A, so it adds very little load to a motherboard header or fan controller.

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