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Fans Delta EFB0512HHA 5010 50x50x10mm 12V .2A case fan 2pcs

SKU CH-0DYA-KA3XB

Two 50 mm square, 10 mm thick case fans running on 12 V at 0.2 A each

  • Thin 10 mm profile fits tight 50 mm square spaces
  • 12 V .2 A draw keeps power use low
  • Delta EFB0512HHA built for server-grade reliability
  • Two fans included for dual-slot or push-pull cooling

Delta EFB0512HHA 5010 case fans

These two 12 V Delta EFB0512HHA fans measure 50 by 50 by 10 mm and draw 0.2 A each. They are built for tight server or workstation chassis where a slim 5010 form factor is required. The pair suits administrators who need direct replacements for existing 5 cm bays.

Replaces worn or missing 5010 fans

The upgrade is worthwhile when current 50 mm fans have failed, become noisy or no longer spin at spec. Buyers who need larger frames, higher airflow or PWM control should look elsewhere because this model stays fixed at 5010 dimensions and a simple two-wire 12 V connection.

Highlights

  • Thin 10 mm profile fits tight 50 mm square spaces
  • 12 V .2 A draw keeps power use low
  • Delta EFB0512HHA built for server-grade reliability
  • Two fans included for dual-slot or push-pull cooling

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 50 mm square by 10 mm thick frame fit my server bracket?

The fan body measures 50 mm on each side and 10 mm thick, matching the standard 5010 mounting pattern used in many 1U server chassis.

Which wires go to the 12 V header and how do I avoid reversing them?

Connect the red lead to the 12 V pin and the black lead to ground on a standard 3-pin or 4-pin header; the .2 A draw means most motherboard or backplane headers will supply ample current.

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