OEM Industries
OEM Industries D05X-12TSP 50mm Fan CPU Cooler
50 mm Nidec fan with 12 V 0.12 A three-wire power for compact CPU cooling
- ColorBlack
- TypeFan only
- Fan Size50mm
- LEDNo
- NIDEC motor ensures reliable long-life operation
- 50 mm frame fits tight small-form-factor builds
- 12 V 0.12 A draws minimal power from the header
- Three-wire connection allows motherboard speed monitoring
- 5010 series design balances airflow and quiet running
Compact 50 mm Fan Cooler
The OEM Industries D05X-12TSP is a 50 mm square fan unit built around a NIDEC 5010 motor. It runs on 12 V at 0.12 A and connects through a standard three-wire lead. The assembly is sold as a fan only, without a heatsink or LED lighting, and arrives in new condition.
Suits tight enclosures and replacement jobs
This cooler fits small-form-factor cases and legacy boards that have a 50 mm mounting pattern. It will not serve builds that require a larger fan frame or a finned heatsink for higher thermal loads. Buyers needing PWM speed control should note the three-wire interface provides only voltage regulation.
Three-wire 12 V 0.12 A power spec
The 12 V 0.12 A rating and three-wire connector decide whether the cooler matches the header on your board. Confirm the header supplies 12 V and that the mounting holes align with a 50 mm square footprint before ordering.
Highlights
- NIDEC motor ensures reliable long-life operation
- 50 mm frame fits tight small-form-factor builds
- 12 V 0.12 A draws minimal power from the header
- Three-wire connection allows motherboard speed monitoring
- 5010 series design balances airflow and quiet running
Specifications
| Model | D05X-12TSP |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Type | Fan only |
| Fan Size | 50mm |
| LED | No |
Questions about this item
Will the 50 mm square frame fit my case fan mount?
The frame measures 50 mm on each side and 10 mm thick, matching a standard 5010 mounting pattern.
How do I connect the three-wire lead to a 12 V header?
Plug the 3-wire connector onto a 12 V fan header; the third wire carries the tachometer signal so the board can read speed.
When should I plan to replace the sleeve bearing?
Expect typical sleeve-bearing life of several years at 0.12 A; replace when noise rises or rpm drops noticeably.
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