GDSTIME Raspberry Pi 4 Cooling Fan, 40mm x 40mm x10mm 5V Dupont DC Brushless Cooling Fan
Product Description
GDSTIME Raspberry Pi 4 Cooling Fan, 40mm x 40mm x10mm 5V Dupont DC Brushless Cooling Fan
- Dimension of outer the frame is 40mm(L) x 40mm(W) x 10mm(H) / The size of fan in inch is 1.57in(L) x 1.57in(W) x 0.39in(H); The center to center distance beween the mountiong holes is 32±0.3mm/1.3in
- Operating Voltage Range：4.5V to 5.5V. (overtake to 5.5V, it can also work. but not safe, and seriously affects lifespan of fan.)
- Rated Voltage: DC 5V; Rated Current: 0.14Amp; Speed:5500RPM Air flow:7.4CFM Noise:26dBA
- Connector: Dupont; Lead wire: UL Type (+): Red wire ; (-): Black wire. This is a two wire cooling fan
- Please Comfirm the product sold by, fan Size, Voltage, Connector and other parameters before purchase.
Package include: 1pcs fan
Dimensions: 40x40x10mm
Connector: 2Pin
Rated Voltage: DC:5V
Rated Current: 0.14 Amp
Rated Speed: 5500 RPM
Air flow: 7.4 CFM
Noise: 26 dBA
Bearing Type: Sleeve
Life: 35000 hours
Cable Lenght: 15cm or 6 inches
Weight: 14g or 0.5oz
Technical Specifications
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