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Square 50 mm case fan, 15 mm thick, matte black frame

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Fans G5015S12D 50x50x15mm 12V .080A case fan

SKU CH-8NJR-KNE2K

A 50 mm square, 15 mm thick DC 12 V case fan drawing 0.080 A for compact cooling

  • Ultra-quiet operation for low-noise builds
  • 50 × 50 × 15 mm footprint fits tight spaces
  • 12 V DC power with 0.080 A draw keeps energy use low
  • Two-wire connection simplifies installation

Compact 50 mm DC fan for tight builds

This 50 mm square case fan measures 15 mm thick and runs on 12 V DC at 0.080 A. The two-wire design suits small-form-factor enclosures, rack units and embedded boards where space is at a premium. It is sold new and ready for direct mounting.

Ideal for low-profile cooling in constrained chassis

Builders fitting slim HTPC cases, industrial appliances or custom brackets will appreciate the minimal footprint. Buyers who need PWM speed control, higher static pressure or larger airflow volumes should look at wider or four-wire alternatives.

Highlights

  • Ultra-quiet operation for low-noise builds
  • 50 × 50 × 15 mm footprint fits tight spaces
  • 12 V DC power with 0.080 A draw keeps energy use low
  • Two-wire connection simplifies installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What size fan mount does the G5015S12D fit?

The fan measures 50 mm by 50 mm by 15 mm, so it fits a standard 50 mm square mounting pattern.

Will the two-wire connector work with my older motherboard fan header?

Yes, the 2-line DC 12 V connector plugs directly into a standard three-pin or four-pin header; speed control will be voltage-based rather than PWM.

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