LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 5010 5V Hydraulic Bearing 50x10mm 2-Pin Pack of 5
Pack of five 50 mm hydraulic-bearing fans running at 5000 RPM with 9.95 CFM airflow and 28.5 dBA noise
- Compact 50 mm frame fits tight enclosures
- Hydraulic bearing rated for 35000 hours of continuous use
- 5 V 0.2 A motor draws only 1.0 W of power
- Delivers 9.95 CFM airflow at 28.5 dBA noise
- Includes five fans with 300 mm XH 2.54 cables
Compact 5 V Cooling Fan Pack
This pack contains five LORDWORLD 5010 fans built with hydraulic bearings for quiet, long-life operation. Each unit runs on 5 V DC, draws 0.2 A and delivers 9.95 CFM at 5000 RPM while producing 28.5 dBA of noise. The 300 mm XH2.54 cable and 50 mm square frame suit tight spaces in 3D printers, small servers and DIY projects.
Makers Needing Low-Voltage Spot Cooling
Hobbyists upgrading 3D printer hot-ends or cooling Raspberry Pi boards will appreciate the ready-to-use 5 V supply and 35000-hour bearing rating. Builders who require PWM control, higher voltage operation or larger frame dimensions should consider other options.
5 V Hydraulic Bearing Specification
The defining figure is the 5 V DC rating combined with hydraulic bearings rated for 35000 hours. This voltage and bearing choice determines whether the fan matches a 5 V header or a 3D printer controller board without extra conversion.
Highlights
- Compact 50 mm frame fits tight enclosures
- Hydraulic bearing rated for 35000 hours of continuous use
- 5 V 0.2 A motor draws only 1.0 W of power
- Delivers 9.95 CFM airflow at 28.5 dBA noise
- Includes five fans with 300 mm XH 2.54 cables
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How loud is the 5010 fan when it runs continuously at 5000 RPM?
The hydraulic-bearing fan produces 28.5 dBA at full speed, a level comparable to a quiet library, so it stays unobtrusive during all-day operation.
What power source and connector do I need to run these 5 V fans?
Each unit draws 0.2 A at 5 V DC through an XH 2.54 plug on a 300 mm lead, so a 5 V header or supply with that socket is required.
Will the 50 mm × 10 mm frame and 9.95 CFM airflow fit the mounting holes and cooling needs of my older 3D printer hot-end?
The 5010’s standard 50 mm square footprint and 9.95 CFM output match common 5010 cut-outs, making it a direct drop-in for many legacy printers.
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