Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Internal power cable connects 24V 0.15A 6025 fan for FANUC systems
This cable connects a 24 V 0.15 A axial cooling fan with 6025 dimensions to a power source. It is designed for the Sanyo 9WF0624H404 model used in FANUC equipment. The waterproof construction suits industrial environments. Buyers who need a different voltage or connector type should look elsewhere.
Install this cable when the factory lead is damaged, too short or lost during maintenance. The jump is worth it when the existing wiring prevents the fan from spinning at 24 V. It does not adapt the fan to other voltages or controller interfaces.
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The cable is built to match the Sanyo 9WF0624H404 6025 fan’s 24 V 0.15 A power input, so it plugs directly into that fan’s two-pin header.
People forget to seat the connector fully until the latch clicks, leaving the 24 V 0.15 A supply intermittent.
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