Haywards
Haywards DBTB0428B2G 40mm 12V 12W 4-pin fan video accessory
A 40 mm axial fan with double ball bearings, 4-pin PWM control, and 12 V operation up to 18000 RPM for computer-case cooling
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- Delivers 19.4 CFM airflow for tight spaces
- Spins up to 18000 RPM for rapid heat removal
- PWM control adjusts speed to thermal load
- Double ball bearing rated for 70000 hours life
- Runs on 12 V across 7.0–13.4 V range
40 mm 12 V axial fan for tight builds
This 40 mm axial fan runs on 12 V DC and draws up to 12 W through a 4-pin PWM connector. It suits compact chassis or small-form-factor heatsinks where a standard 80 mm or 120 mm unit will not fit. The double ball bearing and 70 000-hour rated life target builders who need long-term reliability in constrained spaces.
Fits 40×40×28 mm mounts with 4-wire PWM control
The frame measures 40×40×28 mm and uses a 4-wire interface that supports PWM intelligent temperature control and speed reporting. It operates between 7.0 V and 13.4 V, so it can run from standard 12 V headers or fan controllers without extra adapters. The plastic housing keeps weight low for vibration-sensitive mounts.
Moves 19.4 CFM at up to 18 000 RPM with 54 dB noise
At full speed the fan delivers 19.4 CFM airflow, enough for concentrated spot cooling on VRM heatsinks, GPU backplates or small CPU coolers. The 54 dB acoustic level and 18 000 RPM ceiling mean it is not suited for silent desktop builds or noise-sensitive environments. Buyers who need quieter operation or higher static pressure for dense radiators should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Delivers 19.4 CFM airflow for tight spaces
- Spins up to 18000 RPM for rapid heat removal
- PWM control adjusts speed to thermal load
- Double ball bearing rated for 70000 hours life
- Runs on 12 V across 7.0–13.4 V range
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Questions about this item
How long can the 40 mm fan run continuously before the 70000-hour bearing life is reached?
The double ball bearing is rated for 70000 hours of operation at the specified 12 V supply and 18000 RPM speed.
What noise level and heat output should I expect when the fan runs at 18000 RPM all day?
At full speed the fan produces 54 dB of radiator noise and draws 12 W from the 12 V line, so case airflow must handle that heat load.
Which existing connector and voltage range must my system provide for the 4-pin PWM interface to work?
A standard 4-pin PWM header supplying between 7.0 V and 13.4 V is required; the fan draws up to 1 A at 12 V.
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