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Fans TD4010X-H-12-BPLL 40x40x10mm 12V 6500RPM 3-wire case fan

SKU CH-KWKV-T1N8E

A 40 mm square DC case fan spins at 6500 RPM on 12 V and includes a three-wire speed sensor

  • Compact 40 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 6500 RPM speed moves air quickly through restricted areas
  • 3-wire tachometer signal enables motherboard speed monitoring
  • Low 1.08 W draw keeps power budget minimal

40 mm 12 V case fan

The TD4010X-H-12-BPLL is a compact 40 x 40 x 10 mm case fan designed for tight chassis spaces. It runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.09 A for a rated power of 1.08 W. A three-wire connection provides speed measurement feedback to the motherboard.

Sustained airflow at 6500 RPM

At its rated 6500 RPM the fan delivers continuous airflow for component cooling rather than short bursts. The low current draw keeps heat output minimal during extended operation. Builders needing higher static pressure or larger frame sizes should consider alternative models.

Highlights

  • Compact 40 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 6500 RPM speed moves air quickly through restricted areas
  • 3-wire tachometer signal enables motherboard speed monitoring
  • Low 1.08 W draw keeps power budget minimal

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power does the 12V fan draw when it runs at 6500RPM all day?

The fan is rated at 0.09A and 1.08W at 12V, so continuous operation at 6500RPM draws about 1.08 watts.

What connector must my motherboard or fan controller provide for the 3-wire speed measurement wire to work?

You need a standard 3-pin fan header that supplies 12V, ground and a tachometer signal pin for the speed measurement wire.

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