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Small black square 50mm frame 15mm thick four-wire PWM fan

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Fans AFB0512HHB 5015 12V .20A PWM case fan

SKU CH-X4C8-186XB

A 50 mm square, 15 mm thick 12 V PWM case fan drawing 0.20 A with double-ball bearings

  • PWM speed control matches cooling to demand
  • Double-ball bearing extends operating life
  • 50 × 50 × 15 mm fits tight server bays
  • 12 V 0.20 A draws minimal power

Delta 5015 server fan

The Delta AFB0512HHB is a 50 mm square, 15 mm thick case fan built for server and workstation chassis. It runs on 12 V power and draws 0.20 A through a four-wire PWM connection for precise speed control. A double ball bearing assembly supports continuous operation in dense, high-temperature environments.

Suited for 50 mm mounts

This fan fits equipment that accepts a 5015 form factor and a four-pin PWM header. Builders needing larger frame sizes, higher airflow ratings, or different voltage rails should look at alternative cooling solutions.

Highlights

  • PWM speed control matches cooling to demand
  • Double-ball bearing extends operating life
  • 50 × 50 × 15 mm fits tight server bays
  • 12 V 0.20 A draws minimal power

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 5015 12V .20A PWM fan fit the 50*50*15mm mounting holes on my older server chassis?

Yes, the fan measures 50 mm by 50 mm by 15 mm, matching the standard 5015 mounting pattern used on many legacy servers.

How can I verify the double-ball-bearing PWM fan is running under automatic speed control after installation?

Connect the four-wire PWM header, then watch the BIOS or fan-control software report a speed that changes with temperature — steady low RPM at idle, rising under load.

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