5 cm turbo fan for compact builds
This 50 mm case fan runs on 12 V and draws 1.3 W, using a three-wire connection for speed monitoring. Its 5015 frame fits tight spaces where larger coolers cannot be mounted. The turbo design targets higher static pressure for restricted airflow paths. Builders working on small-form-factor or industrial chassis will find the dimensions practical.
Three-wire control and slim profile
The three-line cable supplies power, ground and a tachometer signal so the motherboard or fan controller can track rotation speed. No PWM wire is present, so voltage regulation is the only speed-control method. The thin 15 mm depth leaves clearance for crowded motherboards or drive cages. Installers needing PWM or RGB lighting should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Turbo airflow cools components faster
- 12 V operation fits standard PC headers
- Low 1.3 W draw limits power load
- Three-line wiring enables speed monitoring
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What voltage and power does the GB1205PHV1-8AY fan require?
The fan runs on 12 V and draws 1.3 W, so a standard 12 V header or Molex adapter will power it without extra converters.
Will the 5015-size frame fit my case or heatsink mounting holes?
The 5015 designation means a 50 mm square frame with 15 mm thickness; verify your mounting points match that footprint before installing.
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