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Fans AFB0512LB 12V 0.11A 50x50x15mm 4-pin case fan

SKU CH-NZYZ-EK80G

A 50 mm double ball-bearing case fan with 4-pin PWM control runs on 12 V at 0.11 A

  • Compact 50 mm square frame fits tight spaces
  • Double ball bearing design extends operating life
  • 4-pin PWM header enables precise speed control
  • Low 0.11 A draw keeps power use minimal

50 mm 4-pin case fan

The AFB0512LB is a compact 50 x 50 x 15 mm case fan that runs on 12 V and draws 0.11 A. It uses a double ball bearing and a four-wire PWM connector for speed control. The 5015 frame size suits small-form-factor builds and replacement cooling in tight enclosures.

Who this suits and who should look elsewhere

This fan suits builders working with 50 mm mounting points who need PWM control and quiet operation. Buyers who need higher airflow, larger frame sizes or different voltage ratings should look at alternative cooling solutions.

Highlights

  • Compact 50 mm square frame fits tight spaces
  • Double ball bearing design extends operating life
  • 4-pin PWM header enables precise speed control
  • Low 0.11 A draw keeps power use minimal

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often will the double ball bearing in this AFB0512LB need replacement?

Double ball bearings typically run for tens of thousands of hours before wear becomes noticeable, so under normal case airflow they rarely need scheduled replacement.

What limits continuous operation of this 12 V 0.11 A 5015 fan first?

The 0.11 A current draw and 15 mm frame constrain maximum static pressure, so airflow drops off before thermal limits are reached during sustained loads.

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