Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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A 48 V, 0.75 A four-pin cable for Sanyo 9GV5748P5M03 San Ace 172 17251 fans
This 4-pin internal power cable connects the Sanyo 9GV5748P5M03 DC fan rated at 48 volts and 0.75 amps. It carries four wires to match the San Ace 172 17251 connector layout. The cable is new and built for direct replacement inside compatible equipment.
Use it when the original harness is damaged, too short or lost during a chassis swap. The jump is worth it only if the target fan is the exact 9GV5748P5M03 model; other voltages, pin counts or connector shapes will not mate correctly.
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The cable has a 4-pin plug that matches the 9GV5748P5M03 fan header, with four wires carrying 48 V and 0.75 A to the 172 mm frame.
Push the 4-pin connector onto the fan header until it clicks, then verify all four wires are seated; the step often missed is confirming each wire carries the 48 V 0.75 A supply before powering on.
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