Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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OEM Industries
A 40 mm ball-bearing CPU fan running at 5 V and 1.0 W with a three-wire connection
The OEM Industries KDE0504PKB2 is a 40 mm square fan rated at 5 V and 1.0 W with a three-wire connection. It uses a ball bearing for reliable rotation and has no LED lighting. The unit is supplied new and is intended for small-form-factor or embedded systems that need a low-profile airflow solution.
Builders working with 5 V power budgets and limited vertical clearance will find the 4020 form factor a direct fit. The three-wire lead allows speed monitoring but not PWM control. Buyers who need higher static pressure, larger airflow volumes or a four-wire PWM interface should look at something else.
Under continuous load the ball bearing maintains consistent speed without the wear pattern seen in sleeve designs. The 1.0 W power draw keeps heat contribution minimal inside sealed chassis. With no onboard lighting or variable-speed curve, acoustic output remains stable during extended operation.
| Model | KDE0504PKB2 |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Type | Fan only |
| Fan Size | 40mm |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| LED | No |
A 5 V three-pin header supplies the 1.0 W draw; the third wire returns a speed signal so the board can monitor the 40 mm rotor.
Yes, the 40 mm square footprint matches the common 4020 hole pattern, so existing brackets align without modification.
Check the motherboard hardware monitor or BIOS fan-speed read-out; it should report a steady RPM value from the third-wire tachometer signal.
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