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12V 5A PWM PC Computer CPU Fan Temperature Control Speed Controller Board with Temperature Probe 12V

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Technical data

Product details

12 specifications

Core information

Product name
DC 12V 5A PWM PC Computer CPU Fan Temperature Control Speed Controller Board Speed Controller Temperature Probe Buzzle
Type
Electronic Components & Modules

Technical parameters

Type
Module
Origin
Mainland China
Package
SMD
Condition
New
Application
Computer
is_customized
Yes
Supply Voltage
12V
Dissipation Power
1
Operating Temperature
1
High-concerned chemical
none

For datasheets, package documents, compatible-part guidance, or other technical resources, contact WMSIC customer service. Availability is confirmed case by case.

Features 

Support all within 12V 5A fans, synchronous rectifier output, high efficiency! Even if a large current work does not require additional heat sink! A plurality of fans can be used in parallel (total current does not exceed 5A), supports automatic temperature control and manumotive speed control, temperature control speed with four temperature zones for setting up, easy to apply in a variety of applications! It can be opened with a three-wire fan monitoring function (stall warning).



 

Specifications 

Working voltage:DC12V 

Circuit load capacity: maximum current per output 5A, the bus currents up 9A

Output Range: The first channel 20% -100%, or 40% -100% (TFL = ON)
                     The second channel and the third channel 10% -100%

(Note: Above range only for PWM range, the actual control effect will vary depending on the fan.)

Temperature probe parameters: 50K B = 3950

Thermostat temperature zone error: error depending on the temperature probe, generally 3-5%

Stall alarm minimum speed: 700-800 rpm



 

Function setting switch Description:

TFL (No. 1): The lowest temperature channel PWM setting, when ON state FAN1 PWM minimum is 40%, when OFF the minimum PWM of FAN1 is 20%.

TP1 TP2 (No. 2,3): Temperature channel control temperature zones are interpreted as follows (need to used with the temperature probe):

When the temperature lower than the accelerated temperature, then output at the minimum rotation speed; when it exceed over the full temperature, then always output at full speed.

BF1 BF2 (No. 4,5): corresponds FAN1 FAN2 stall alarm function switch, when the corresponding open channel fan break down, the controller will alarm with soundand light (works with buzzle), alarm will automatically eliminated when the fan is rotated recovery . If BF1 and BF2 both are open (ON), the FAN1, FAN2 have any one or both stops, the controller will alarm!

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