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Fans Delta EFB0512HA 50x50x10mm 12V 0.15A PWM case fan

SKU CH-EBE5-SY425

A 50 mm square PWM case fan with 10 mm thickness, 12 V power and 0.15 A draw

  • PWM control enables precise speed adjustment
  • 12 V 0.15 A rating keeps power draw low
  • 50 x 50 x 10 mm footprint fits tight spaces
  • 3-wire connector supports standard motherboard headers

Delta EFB0512HA 50 mm PWM fan

This 50 mm square case fan runs on 12 V power and draws 0.15 A through a three-wire PWM connection. The frame measures 50 mm by 50 mm with a 10 mm thickness, matching the EFB0512HA 5010 form factor. It is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible mounts.

Compact builds needing a 50 mm PWM solution

This fan suits small-form-factor cases or replacement spots that accept a 50 mm frame and three-wire PWM control. Builds requiring larger frame sizes, higher current draw or different voltage rails will not be compatible with this unit.

Highlights

  • PWM control enables precise speed adjustment
  • 12 V 0.15 A rating keeps power draw low
  • 50 x 50 x 10 mm footprint fits tight spaces
  • 3-wire connector supports standard motherboard headers

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 0.15 A current draw mean for a motherboard fan header?

The fan draws 0.15 A at 12 V, which is well within the typical 1 A limit of a standard motherboard fan header, so it will not overload the header.

How does the 3-wire PWM connection control fan speed?

The 3-wire PWM connector supplies 12 V power, ground, and a PWM control signal, allowing the motherboard to vary the fan speed by adjusting the duty cycle of the PWM signal.

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