OEM Industries
OEM Industries AD0512LS-G70 50mm Sleeve Bearing Fan
50 mm sleeve-bearing DC fan runs on 12 V at 0.10 A with two-wire power
- ColorBlack
- TypeFan only
- Fan Size50mm
- Bearing TypeSleeve Bearing
- Power Connector2 Wires
- LEDNo
- 50 mm compact frame fits tight spaces
- 12 V 0.10 A draw keeps power use low
- sleeve bearing runs quietly at idle
- two-wire connector simplifies installation
- 5010 form factor suits charger and small builds
Compact 50 mm cooler for tight builds
The OEM Industries AD0512LS-G70 is a 50 mm square fan designed for small-form-factor CPU air coolers. Its 12 V, 0.10 A motor suits low-power thermal solutions in embedded or slim desktop systems.
Sleeve bearing keeps noise low
A sleeve bearing reduces acoustic output during typical operation while the two-wire supply simplifies wiring. The black frame blends with dark heatsinks and draws minimal current from a 12 V rail.
Two-wire lead eases integration
No LED lighting or PWM control is included, so the unit suits constant-speed applications. The bare two-wire connector allows direct soldering or crimping to custom harnesses for charger or industrial use.
Highlights
- 50 mm compact frame fits tight spaces
- 12 V 0.10 A draw keeps power use low
- sleeve bearing runs quietly at idle
- two-wire connector simplifies installation
- 5010 form factor suits charger and small builds
Specifications
| Model | AD0512LS-G70 |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Type | Fan only |
| Fan Size | 50mm |
| Bearing Type | Sleeve Bearing |
| Power Connector | 2 Wires |
| LED | No |
Questions about this item
How do I mount the AD0512LS-G70 50mm fan and which step is often missed?
Align the four corner holes with the 50mm chassis or heatsink mount, insert screws through the frame, then connect the two wires to a 12 V DC source observing polarity; the step most often missed is confirming the red wire is positive before powering on.
What maintenance will the sleeve bearing need over time?
The sleeve bearing is not user-serviceable; when noise or vibration increases after extended use the entire fan must be replaced as no lubrication port or bearing cartridge is provided.
What limit appears first when the fan runs continuously at 12 V 0.10 A?
Sleeve bearing wear is the first limit under sustained operation; rising friction gradually reduces airflow and increases acoustic noise until replacement becomes necessary.
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