Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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A 3-wire internal cable powers a 24 V Sanyo FANUC fan with a three-pin connector
This new internal power cable connects a three-pin Sanyo fan to FANUC equipment requiring a 24V supply. It serves technicians maintaining industrial automation systems where the original wiring has failed or been lost. The three-wire design matches the standard pin-out for compatible cooling modules.
If the existing cable insulation has cracked or the connector pins have corroded, this lead restores the cooling circuit without rewiring the harness. It is not suited for builders adapting the fan to non-FANUC voltage rails or proprietary two-pin headers.
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The cable ends in a standard three-pin fan header that mates with the matching 24 V FANUC header on the control board.
Align the keyed plug so the yellow sense wire sits on the tach pin, red on 24 V and black on ground; forcing it backwards bends the pins.
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