Zyvpee
Zyvpee BAZA0615R5 5V .04A .2W 1746RPM 19dBA 4 Wires PWM case fan
A 5 V PWM case fan with ball bearing runs at 1746 RPM and 19 dBA while drawing 0.04 A
- TypeCase Fan
- CompatibilityCase
- Bearing TypeBall
- Power Connector4 Wires
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- Low power draw with 0.2 W consumption
- Quiet operation at 19 dBA noise level
- Precise speed control via 4-wire PWM
- Reliable ball bearing for long life
- High airflow at 1746 RPM rotation speed
Zyvpee BAZA0615R5 5V PWM case fan
The Zyvpee BAZA0615R5 is a 5V PWM case fan built around a ball-bearing motor. It draws 0.04A at 0.2W and spins at 1746RPM while producing 19dBA of noise. The four-wire connector enables speed control through a standard PWM header.
Suits low-voltage chassis with 5V PWM headers
This unit fits builders who need a compact, non-LED cooler for CPU thermal management in a 5V environment. Buyers who require a 3-pin voltage-controlled connection or an LED-lit fan should look at a different model.
5V 0.04A 0.2W power specification
The 5V 0.04A 0.2W rating is the single figure that decides fitment. Verify that the motherboard or controller supplies a 5V PWM header rated for this current before purchasing.
Highlights
- Low power draw with 0.2 W consumption
- Quiet operation at 19 dBA noise level
- Precise speed control via 4-wire PWM
- Reliable ball bearing for long life
- High airflow at 1746 RPM rotation speed
Specifications
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | BAZA0615R5 |
| Model | BAZA0615R5 |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Compatibility | Case |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 4 Wires |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | CPU Cooling |
Questions about this item
Do I need a 5 V PWM header on my motherboard for the BAZA0615R5 to run?
Yes, the fan draws 0.04 A at 5 V and uses a 4-wire PWM connector, so the board must supply a 5 V PWM header.
Will the 1746 RPM speed curve still respond to PWM control if I keep an older 3-wire fan on the same controller?
Each 4-wire fan receives its own PWM signal; the BAZA0615R5 will follow the motherboard curve independently of any 3-wire fan.
How can I confirm the fan is spinning at the rated 1746 RPM after installation?
Check the RPM reading in BIOS or monitoring software; it should report approximately 1746 RPM at full PWM duty.
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