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Internal power cable with three-pin connector for 40mm fan

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SKU CH-DYRT-A2GD3

Internal power cable for 40 mm DC12V 1.60 W 3-pin Sunon fan running at 8500 RPM with 9.9 CFM airflow

  • Designed for Sunon ME40101VX-0000-G99 fan compatibility
  • 3-pin connector ensures secure DC12V power delivery
  • Slim 40mm form factor fits 40x40x10mm fan housing
  • Supports 8500RPM cooling performance with 9.9CFM airflow

For Sunon ME40101VX-0000-G99 fan

This internal power cable is built specifically for the Sunon ME40101VX-0000-G99 40 mm mini axial cooling fan. It suits system builders fitting a 3-pin DC12V fan into tight spaces. The cable matches the fan’s 1.60 W power draw and 8500 RPM rating.

Capacity and headroom

The cable carries the 12 V supply needed for the fan’s 1.60 W operation and 9.9 CFM airflow. It handles the rated current without issue. Builders needing a different pin count or voltage should select another cable.

Highlights

  • Designed for Sunon ME40101VX-0000-G99 fan compatibility
  • 3-pin connector ensures secure DC12V power delivery
  • Slim 40mm form factor fits 40x40x10mm fan housing
  • Supports 8500RPM cooling performance with 9.9CFM airflow

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 3-pin connector on this cable fit the 4-pin header on my older motherboard?

The cable uses a 3-pin connector designed for the Sunon ME40101VX-0000-G99 fan; a 4-pin motherboard header will accept it, but the fourth pin for PWM control will remain unused.

How can I confirm the fan is running at the correct 8500 RPM after connecting this cable?

Check the fan speed reading in your BIOS hardware monitor or a utility like HWInfo; it should report approximately 8500 RPM when the fan is powered at 12 V.

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