Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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A 12 cm industrial cooling fan running on 48 V at 0.54 A
The AVC 12038 model operates at 48 volts with a 0.54 ampere draw. It is built for industrial computer cooling where reliable airflow is required. The 12 cm frame fits standard mounting points in server and workstation chassis. This new component suits technicians maintaining or upgrading existing cooling systems.
A two-wire lead delivers 48 V power directly to the fan motor. The simple connector eases installation in tight cable routing channels. No additional control signals are needed for basic operation. Builders who require PWM speed control or tachometer feedback should verify compatibility before purchase.
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The cable is rated for 48 V and 0.54 A, matching the AVC 12038 fan specifications.
The 12038 model fits a standard 12 cm frame with 38 mm thickness, common in industrial chassis.
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