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Small 30 mm square 5 V case fan with black plastic frame and blades

Fans

Fans GM0503PFV3-8 3010 5V .2W case fan

SKU CH-YT4N-NAY6H

30 mm 5 V DC case fan drawing 0.2 W for compact cooling

  • Ultra-low power draw at just 0.2 W
  • Runs directly from a 5 V header
  • 3010 frame fits ultra-compact builds
  • 503 model code for easy identification

3 cm 5 V case fan

The Fans GM0503PFV3-8 is a 30 mm square case fan that runs on 5 V DC and draws 0.2 W. Its compact frame fits tight chassis corners where larger fans cannot be mounted. The low power draw makes it suitable for auxiliary airflow in small-form-factor builds.

Builders needing high static pressure

This fan suits users adding targeted cooling to confined spaces such as mini-ITX cases or GPU backplates. It is not for builders who require high-volume airflow for radiator stacks or multi-GPU configurations. Shoppers needing PWM speed control or a larger frame size should consider other models.

Highlights

  • Ultra-low power draw at just 0.2 W
  • Runs directly from a 5 V header
  • 3010 frame fits ultra-compact builds
  • 503 model code for easy identification

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 3010 fan require a 5 V header on my motherboard or controller?

Yes, it runs on 5 V DC so you need a 5 V fan header or a compatible fan controller to power it.

Will the .2 W draw of the 3010 model let me run it on the same header as older, higher-power fans?

Its 0.2 W draw is very low, so it will not overload a shared header, but the header must still supply 5 V for the fan to spin.

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