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SXDOOL

SXDOOL 30mm 5V ball-bearing case fan KDE0503PEBX-8 3006 30x30x6mm 0.65W 0.9W

SKU CH-742G-TJJZR

A 30 mm ball-bearing fan running on 5 V for routers, switches and small enclosures

  • Fan Size30mm
  • Ultra-compact 30 mm frame fits tight spaces
  • Ball-bearing design delivers 100 000 hours of continuous operation
  • Low 0.65 W draw keeps 5 V systems efficient
  • Short 5.5 cm lead with 3-pin plug simplifies installation

Compact 30 mm 5 V ball-bearing fan

This 30 mm case fan fits tight spaces in routers, switches or small-form-factor PCs. It runs on 5 V with a working range of 3 V to 6 V and draws 0.9 W. The ball bearing is rated for 100,000 hours of continuous operation.

Limited airflow for low-heat enclosures

The small frame and low power suit chipset coolers or single-board computers but cannot move enough air for modern CPU or GPU heat loads. The 5.5 cm lead uses a miniature three-pin plug that may need an adapter for standard motherboard headers.

Highlights

  • Ultra-compact 30 mm frame fits tight spaces
  • Ball-bearing design delivers 100 000 hours of continuous operation
  • Low 0.65 W draw keeps 5 V systems efficient
  • Short 5.5 cm lead with 3-pin plug simplifies installation

Specifications

Fan Size30mm

Questions about this item

Will the 5 V ball-bearing fan spin reliably on a legacy 3-pin header that only supplies 5 V?

Yes, the fan is rated for 5 V and its working range is 3 V to 6 V, so a 5 V header will keep it running within specification.

How can I confirm the 0.9 W fan is operating correctly once installed?

Listen for smooth, quiet rotation and verify the motherboard or controller reports a steady RPM signal through the 3-pin connector.

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