OEM Industries
OEM Industries BS501012H 50mm 12V 0.16A 3 Pin Fan
50mm 12V ball-bearing fan with 3-pin connector for case or CPU cooling
- ColorBlack
- TypeFan only
- Fan Size50mm
- Bearing TypeBall
- Power Connector3 Pin
- LEDNo
- 50 mm square footprint fits tight chassis spaces
- 12 V 0.16 A draw keeps power use low
- Ball bearing design extends operational life
- Three-pin connector enables speed monitoring
- No LED lighting suits stealth builds
Compact 50 mm case fan
The OEM Industries BS501012H is a 50 mm square fan designed for tight spaces inside a PC chassis. It runs on 12 V and draws 0.16 A through a standard three-pin power connector. The ball bearing and black frame suit general case airflow or small CPU cooler replacements.
Replaces noisy or failed 50 mm fans
Swap this unit in when an existing 5010-size fan becomes loud, develops bearing rattle or stops spinning. The 12 V 0.16 A rating matches the original spec, so the jump is worth it when the old fan no longer moves enough air through a compact heatsink or chassis vent.
Simple three-pin installation
The three-wire connector plugs directly onto a motherboard or fan-controller header keyed for 501012 pinout. Alignment is the only common issue — forcing the plug offset by one pin bends the header and leaves the fan unpowered.
Points forts
- 50 mm square footprint fits tight chassis spaces
- 12 V 0.16 A draw keeps power use low
- Ball bearing design extends operational life
- Three-pin connector enables speed monitoring
- No LED lighting suits stealth builds
Caractéristiques
| Model | BS501012H |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Type | Fan only |
| Fan Size | 50mm |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| LED | No |
Questions sur cet article
Will the 50mm square frame with 10mm thickness fit my case fan slot?
The fan measures 50mm by 50mm and is 10mm thick, so it fits any standard 50mm mounting hole pattern.
How do I connect the 3‑pin connector so the motherboard reads speed correctly?
Align the three pins with the motherboard header — ground, 12V, and tach — and press straight in; forcing it sideways bends pins and loses RPM reporting.
When should I replace the ball‑bearing fan?
Replace it once the bearing noise becomes audible or the rotor stops spinning at 12V 0.16A, as ball bearings cannot be relubricated.
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