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Small square 30mm axial cooling fan with black frame and transparent blades

SXDOOL

SXDOOL MF30100V1-1000C-A99 30mm 5V 0.69W 23dBA case fan

SKU CH-9PXZ-D25VR MPN MF30100V1-1000C-A99

A 30 mm axial fan runs on 5 V DC, draws 0.69 W and produces 23 dBA for hard-disk or projector cooling

  • TypeCase Fan
  • Ultra-quiet operation at 23dBA for silent builds
  • Low 0.69W power draw reduces system load
  • Compact 30x30x10mm frame fits tight spaces
  • 5V DC compatibility suits small-form-factor projects

Compact 30 mm 5 V axial fan

The SXDOOL MF30100V1-1000C-A99 is a 30 mm square axial fan designed for tight spaces such as hard-drive enclosures, projector housings and micro set-top boxes. It runs on 5 V DC power and draws just 0.69 W, making it suitable for low-power auxiliary cooling tasks.

Quiet 23 dBA operation at minimal power

In normal use the fan produces a stated 23 dBA noise level while consuming 0.69 W at 5 V. The low power draw and modest airflow keep thermals gentle for small components without adding audible distraction.

Highlights

  • Ultra-quiet operation at 23dBA for silent builds
  • Low 0.69W power draw reduces system load
  • Compact 30x30x10mm frame fits tight spaces
  • 5V DC compatibility suits small-form-factor projects

Specifications

TypeCase Fan

Questions about this item

How do I install the 30×30×10 mm fan in a tight hard-drive bay without blocking the screw holes?

Align the four corner holes of the 30 mm frame with the chassis mounts, use the supplied short screws, and route the 5 V lead before tightening so the connector clears the drive cage.

When should I replace the sleeve-bearing fan that runs at 23 dBA and 0.69 W?

Plan a swap once the acoustic level rises noticeably above 23 dBA or the rotor develops detectable wobble, typically after several years of continuous 5 V operation.

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