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Fans 5V .20A 3-wire Server Round Fan
A 5 V DC case fan drawing 0.20 A with a three-wire connection for server and PC cooling
- Operates on 5 V DC power for low-voltage compatibility
- Draws only 0.20 A current for minimal power consumption
- Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring and control
- Round server-style design fits standard mounting points
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This 5 V DC fan draws 0.20 A and uses a three-wire connection. It is designed as a case fan for server and workstation chassis that provide a 5 V fan header. The round frame matches standard mounting points found in many rack-mount enclosures.
Suited for 5 V three-wire headers.
Builders maintaining or upgrading equipment with 5 V three-pin fan sockets can use this unit directly. It is not for systems that supply a different fan voltage or rely on four-pin PWM headers. Buyers needing variable-speed control via PWM should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Operates on 5 V DC power for low-voltage compatibility
- Draws only 0.20 A current for minimal power consumption
- Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring and control
- Round server-style design fits standard mounting points
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the .20 A current draw mean for my power budget?
The fan draws .20 A at 5 V, so it adds roughly 1 W to the 5 V rail — negligible for most server or workstation power supplies.
What does the 3-wire connector limit in practice?
The 3-wire design provides power, ground and a tachometer signal but no PWM control, so fan speed is fixed or voltage-regulated only.
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