I need to vary the speed of a PC cooling fan for use in a DIY magnetic stirrer and without a variable power supply unit, I figured that a universal power supply (UPS) plug might be a good substitute?
The fan I am interested in has the usual 3-pin and molex connectors:
Input Power: 6.36W
Rated Voltage: DC12V
Input Current: 0.28A
fan: https://www.amazon.co.uk/upHere-Computer-Coolers-Radiators-Airflow/dp/B078M4FR25/
The UPS plug supplies a current of 0.25A ~ 2000mA and 3V - 12V. The fan is rated 12V and 0.28A so it should be fine, but I’m unsure of the polarity of the fan, do I need to worry about that?
plug: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Universal-CUGLB-Switching-Selectable-Electronics/dp/B0776N1T6H
My main concern is connecting the two, I thought the LED Terminal connector would be my best bet, any ideas?
The fan I am interested in has the usual 3-pin and molex connectors:
Input Power: 6.36W
Rated Voltage: DC12V
Input Current: 0.28A
fan: https://www.amazon.co.uk/upHere-Computer-Coolers-Radiators-Airflow/dp/B078M4FR25/
The UPS plug supplies a current of 0.25A ~ 2000mA and 3V - 12V. The fan is rated 12V and 0.28A so it should be fine, but I’m unsure of the polarity of the fan, do I need to worry about that?
plug: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Universal-CUGLB-Switching-Selectable-Electronics/dp/B0776N1T6H
My main concern is connecting the two, I thought the LED Terminal connector would be my best bet, any ideas?
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