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Vszerda

Vszerda PLA03010S12M 3010 12V 0.07A case fan

SKU CH-S8J1-E4BT4 MPN PLA03010S12M

30 mm square 12 V case fan spins at 6300 RPM delivering 3.5 CFM at 14 dBA with a 3-pin motherboard connector

  • Compact 30×30×10 mm fits tight chassis
  • 12 V 0.07 A draws minimal power
  • 6300 RPM ±5 % delivers 3.5 CFM airflow
  • 14 dBA runs quietly in routers and boxes
  • 3-pin motherboard plug with velocimetry support

Vszerda 3010 12 V case fan

The Vszerda PLA03010S12M is a 30 by 30 by 10 millimetre case fan that runs on 12 volts and draws 0.07 amps. It spins at 6300 RPM with a tolerance of five percent and moves 3.5 CFM of air while producing 14 dBA of noise. The three-pin motherboard connector includes a tachometer wire for speed monitoring.

Builders with compact enclosures

This fan suits builds that need a 30 millimetre frame and a low current draw, such as small network appliances or tight chassis spots. It is not for systems that require higher airflow, larger frame sizes or a four-pin PWM control header.

30 mm frame with 3-pin tachometer

The 30 by 30 by 10 millimetre dimensions and three-pin connector with velocimetry support are the specifications that determine fit. Verify that your device accepts this exact frame size and a three-pin header before purchasing.

Highlights

  • Compact 30×30×10 mm fits tight chassis
  • 12 V 0.07 A draws minimal power
  • 6300 RPM ±5 % delivers 3.5 CFM airflow
  • 14 dBA runs quietly in routers and boxes
  • 3-pin motherboard plug with velocimetry support

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 12 V 0.07 A version or a different voltage?

This model is only offered as 12 V 0.07 A, so select it when your header supplies 12 V.

What does 6300 RPM ±5 % actually deliver in a chassis?

At 6300 RPM it moves 3.5 CFM through a 30 × 30 mm frame, suited for tight router or network-box spots.

How does the 3-pin motherboard header limit control?

The 3-pin plug gives fixed 12 V power and a yellow tachometer wire; speed stays at 6300 RPM unless the board supports voltage regulation.

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