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Small square 50mm case fan with black frame and three-wire connector

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Fans GAMMA26 D05F-12BS2 50x50x25mm 12V .15A 3-wire case fan

SKU CH-RVFF-T8YJ6

Compact 50 mm square case fan runs on 12 V, draws 0.15 A, and fits 25 mm bays

  • Compact 50×50 mm frame fits tight server bays
  • 12 V DC operation matches standard PSU rails
  • Low 0.15 A draw keeps power budget lean
  • Three-wire connector enables speed monitoring

Compact 50 mm server fan

The GAMMA26 D05F-12BS2 is a 50 by 50 by 25 millimetre square fan built for tight server and workstation chassis. It runs on 12 volt DC power and draws 0.15 amperes through a three-wire connection. The 26 millimetre frame depth fits restricted bays where standard 25 millimetre fans cannot mount.

Replaces larger 50 mm units

This fan suits builds that need the 50 millimetre footprint but cannot accommodate thicker frames or higher current draw. It is not for systems that require PWM speed control or higher airflow ratings than the 0.15 ampere design provides.

Highlights

  • Compact 50×50 mm frame fits tight server bays
  • 12 V DC operation matches standard PSU rails
  • Low 0.15 A draw keeps power budget lean
  • Three-wire connector enables speed monitoring

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What mounting-hole spacing does the 50 mm square frame use?

The 50 mm square frame follows the standard 50 mm mounting pattern, so four screws on 50 mm centres secure it to any compatible case or server chassis.

Which wire on the 3-wire connector carries the tachometer signal?

The third wire (usually yellow) provides the RPM tachometer signal; connect it to a motherboard or fan-controller header that reads fan speed.

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