Haywards
Haywards DBTB0428B2G 40×40×28mm 12V 18000RPM 4-pin video accessory
40×40×28 mm 12 V fan spins up to 18000 RPM with 19.4 CFM airflow, double ball bearing and 4-pin PWM control for industrial cooling
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- 40×40×28mm footprint fits tight chassis spaces
- 18000 RPM airflow delivers 19.4 CFM cooling capacity
- 4-pin PWM interface enables intelligent speed control
- Double ball bearing rated for 70000 operating hours
- 12V 0.17A draw operates within 7.0-13.4V range
High-Speed 40 mm Cooling Fan
The Haywards DBTB0428B2G is a 40×40×28 mm axial fan that spins at up to 18000 RPM. It delivers 19.4 CFM of airflow for industrial control machines or compact computer cases that need concentrated cooling in a tight space.
4-Pin PWM Integration
A 4-wire 12 V interface accepts PWM intelligent temperature control and returns a speed-measurement signal to the host system. The fan operates between 7.0 and 13.4 V and draws 0.17 A, so it connects directly to standard 4-pin headers without extra cabling.
Double Ball Bearing Longevity
Two ball bearings are rated for 70000 hours of continuous running, reducing the chance of premature wear in high-RPM use. The plastic frame keeps weight low while the 54 dB noise level at full speed signals that this unit suits environments where airflow takes priority over silence.
Highlights
- 40×40×28mm footprint fits tight chassis spaces
- 18000 RPM airflow delivers 19.4 CFM cooling capacity
- 4-pin PWM interface enables intelligent speed control
- Double ball bearing rated for 70000 operating hours
- 12V 0.17A draw operates within 7.0-13.4V range
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the maximum current draw this 12 V fan can reach under sustained load?
The fan is rated at 1 A current with a 12 W power rating, and the operating voltage range is 7.0-13.4 V.
How loud is the fan at its top speed of 18000 RPM during all-day operation?
The radiator noise is specified as 54 dB at full speed, and the supplier notes the high speed produces noticeable noise.
Does this 4-pin PWM fan need a motherboard header that supplies 12 V and a PWM signal?
Yes, it uses a 4-wire interface for PWM intelligent temperature control and speed measurement, requiring a standard 12 V 4-pin header.
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