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Fans EF50151B2-C03C-A99 12V 0.78W 5015 5cm 50*50*15mm Turbine Cooling Fan
A 50 mm turbine cooler moves air through tight chassis spaces at 12 V
- 12V operation powers the turbine fan directly from a standard PC header
- 78W draw keeps system power consumption low
- 50 x 50 x 15mm frame fits tight 5015 mounting spaces
- Turbine blower design pushes air through restricted heatsink fins
EF50151B2-C03C-A99 12V Turbine Fan
The EF50151B2-C03C-A99 is a 5015 form-factor turbine cooling fan measuring 50 by 50 by 15 millimetres. It operates on a 12 volt supply and draws 0.78 watts of power. This blower-style unit is designed for directed airflow in tight spaces within a computer chassis.
Suits compact builds needing focused airflow
Builders fitting small-form-factor cases or specific component coolers that require a 50 by 15 millimetre blower will find this fan matches the mounting pattern and voltage. Systems needing larger frame sizes, higher static pressure ratings, or PWM speed control should look at alternative cooling solutions.
Highlights
- 12V operation powers the turbine fan directly from a standard PC header
- 78W draw keeps system power consumption low
- 50 x 50 x 15mm frame fits tight 5015 mounting spaces
- Turbine blower design pushes air through restricted heatsink fins
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What power connector does the EF50151B2-C03C-A99 turbine fan require?
The fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.78 W, so it needs a standard 12 V fan header or Molex adapter that can supply at least that current.
Will the 50 mm EF50151B2-C03C-A99 fit in the same mounting holes as my existing 5015 fans?
Yes, it shares the 50×50 mm footprint and 15 mm thickness of the 5015 form factor, so existing mounting holes line up directly.
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