Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Connects a 24 V .9 W 3-wire 40x40x10 mm Sunon KD2404PFB3 server fan
This internal power cable is built for the Sunon KD2404PFB3 server fan that runs on 24 V and draws .9 W. The three-wire lead matches the fan's native connector so the tachometer signal is preserved. It fits the 40x40x10 mm frame without adapters.
Installers who need a different voltage, a two-wire layout or a non-standard pin-out should look elsewhere. The cable is not designed for PWM control schemes that require a fourth wire. Buyers assembling arrays of mixed fan models will need separate harnesses for each type.
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The cable is built for the Sunon KD2404PFB3 fan which draws 24 V at .9 W, so it matches the fan's continuous power requirement.
The three-wire design simply carries power and tachometer signal to the 40x40x10 mm fan; it does not introduce additional noise or heat beyond the fan's own operation.
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