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Small square turbine cooling fan with two wires

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Fans ND35B00-17J175 0.50A Miniature 2-wire Turbine Cooling Fan

SKU CH-A4M1-67EY9

Miniature 2-wire turbine cooling fan drawing 0.50 A for compact case airflow

  • Miniature turbine design fits tight chassis spaces
  • 2-wire connection simplifies power wiring
  • 50A current draw limits power demand
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-box operation

Miniature 2-wire turbine fan for tight spaces

The Fans ND35B00-17J175 is a compact turbine-style case fan designed for systems where space is limited. Its two-wire power connection provides simple integration into compatible headers. The 0.50 A current draw indicates modest power requirements suitable for auxiliary cooling roles. This new unit targets builders needing focused airflow in small enclosures.

30053CM model handles restricted airflow paths

The turbine impeller generates directed pressure to move air through dense heatsinks or narrow channels where axial fans struggle. At the rated 0.50 A the motor delivers consistent spin for steady cooling performance. Headroom exists for typical VRM or chipset cooling duties in compact builds. It runs out when tasked with high-volume case ventilation or radiators demanding greater static pressure.

Highlights

  • Miniature turbine design fits tight chassis spaces
  • 2-wire connection simplifies power wiring
  • 50A current draw limits power demand
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-box operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 2-wire turbine fan connect to the 3-pin header on my older motherboard?

The fan uses a 2-wire connection so it will fit a 3-pin header; the third pin for speed reporting simply remains unused.

How can I confirm the 0.50A turbine fan is running correctly after installation?

Listen for the turbine whine and feel airflow at the exhaust; the 2-wire design means speed is not reported to the BIOS.

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