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Fans SY124010L 4010 40x40x10mm 12V 0.06A 2-pin case fan

SKU CH-VFMA-2AR4P

Compact 40 mm square case fan runs on 12 V at 0.06 A with a two-pin connector

  • 12 V DC power for stable low-voltage operation
  • 06 A draw keeps energy use minimal
  • 40 x 40 x 10 mm frame fits tight 4010 mounts
  • Two-pin connector simplifies motherboard hookup

Compact 40 mm case fan for tight builds

This 4010 form-factor fan measures 40 mm square and 10 mm thick, fitting narrow clearances where larger units will not mount. It runs on a 12 V DC supply and draws only 0.06 A through a simple two-pin connector. The low current makes it suitable for direct motherboard headers or controller channels with limited amperage. Builders working on small-form-factor or proprietary chassis can use it as a targeted airflow source.

Quiet low-power operation in confined spaces

At the rated 12 V and 0.06 A the motor consumes minimal power, so heat output inside the case stays negligible. The two-pin design runs at a fixed speed, avoiding PWM whine while delivering steady airflow for component cooling. Noise remains low enough for quiet workstations or home-theatre PCs where acoustic profile matters. It suits users who need reliable spot cooling without adding audible fan noise.

Highlights

  • 12 V DC power for stable low-voltage operation
  • 06 A draw keeps energy use minimal
  • 40 x 40 x 10 mm frame fits tight 4010 mounts
  • Two-pin connector simplifies motherboard hookup

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the 40x40x10mm 2-pin fan in my case?

Align the 40 mm mounting holes, connect the 2-pin header to a 12 V fan connector, and secure with screws; the step often missed is checking airflow direction arrows before tightening.

When should I replace the SY124010L fan?

Replace it when bearing noise appears, airflow drops noticeably, or the 0.06 A current draw becomes erratic, which typically happens after several years of continuous 12 V operation.

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