Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Zyvpee
A compact 30 mm DC axial fan with sleeve bearing and a 3-pin 12 V connector for tight case or CPU cooler spaces
The Zyvpee C3010S12H 505K is a 30 mm square axial fan designed for tight spaces inside a computer case. It suits builders who need targeted airflow for a small-form-factor chassis or a compact CPU cooler. The sleeve bearing keeps the unit simple and cost-effective. This fan is not for buyers who need high static pressure for dense radiators or large-case intake configurations.
Running on 12 V, the motor draws 0.1 A through a standard three-pin connector. The DC design delivers steady rotation without PWM control, so speed scales directly with voltage. Sleeve bearings typically run quietly at low RPM but may produce more audible noise over time than ball-bearing alternatives. No LED lighting is present, keeping the profile dark.
The 30*30*10 mm footprint replaces identical micro fans found on legacy GPU coolers, chipset heatsinks or 1U server sleds. The three-wire header allows the motherboard to monitor RPM, aiding fan-curve tuning. The jump is worth it when the original fan has failed or developed bearing rattle and an exact dimensional match is required. Builders needing variable-speed control via PWM should look for a four-pin equivalent.
| Series | C3010S12H |
|---|---|
| Model | C3010S12H 505K |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Compatibility | Case |
| Fan Size | 30mm |
| Bearing Type | Sleeve bearing |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | DC axial fan |
| Dimensions | 30*30*10mm |
Align the four screw holes in the 30×30×10 mm frame with your case or heatsink mounts, then tighten all four corners evenly; the step people skip is checking that the 3-pin connector reaches the motherboard header before securing the fan.
The sleeve bearing cannot be relubricated, so plan to replace the fan once noise or vibration appears; no user-serviceable parts exist inside the 30×10 mm housing.
The sleeve bearing’s thermal limit is reached first; sustained operation at 12 V causes the bearing to wear faster than the motor or frame.
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