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Fans 5CM DF1205SH 5015 12V 0.18A case fan

SKU CH-S5V4-WJS0P

A compact 12 V case fan drawing 0.18 A for tight builds

  • Compact 12 V fan fits tight chassis spaces
  • Low 0.18 A draw reduces power load
  • 5015 frame suits small form-factor builds
  • 1205 model code simplifies replacement sourcing

5 cm 12 V case fan

This 5 cm fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.18 A. It fits small-form-factor chassis and rack enclosures that use the 5015 mounting pattern. Builders who need quiet airflow in tight spaces will find it suitable.

Practical limits of the 12 V interface

The 12 V supply caps the maximum speed this motor can reach. Voltage drops over long cables or through splitter hubs will reduce airflow further. Systems that require variable-speed control need a separate PWM header or controller. Buyers who want higher static pressure must choose a larger frame size.

Highlights

  • Compact 12 V fan fits tight chassis spaces
  • Low 0.18 A draw reduces power load
  • 5015 frame suits small form-factor builds
  • 1205 model code simplifies replacement sourcing

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Is the 5015 frame the right choice for a tight 5 cm mounting hole?

The 5015 designation matches a 50 mm by 15 mm frame, which fits the standard 5 cm square cut-out used in many compact chassis and GPU shrouds.

What does the 0.18 A rating mean for motherboard header compatibility?

At 0.18 A the fan draws very little current, so it can run safely from a standard 12 V 3-pin or 4-pin header without exceeding typical 1 A per-header limits.

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