Cooling Fan for Raspberry Pi

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92% of 100
SKU: CE05338 Brand: Core Electronics Guides (1)
If you're using your Raspberry Pi for more than just a casual project, then chances are you'll want to add a fan to keep it cool.
Special Price $1.16 AUD, inc GST
Regular Price $2.10 AUD, inc GST
$1.05 AUD, exc GST

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Adding a fan to your Raspberry Pi is one of the best and easiest ways to cool your Pi project. This fan plugs right into the GPIO pins on your Pi to power up, giving you a low-cost, effective cooling solution for your favorite credit-card sized computer. Whatever your project is, it's likely that installing a fan will help increase the performance of your Raspberry Pi.

  • Made for Raspberry Pi - This 5V Fan is ideal for cooling your Pi. The female connector plugs right into GPIO Pins 4 & 6, easy as that.
  • Standard Mounting Options - The 30mmx30mm sized fan is easy to mount in supported cases, and easy to design around.

How to install a fan in your Raspberry Pi project

This fan comes ready to rumble, with a female connector attached that can plug directly into the 5V/GND pins on your Raspberry Pi's GPIO Pins. Just set the fan up to push/pull air in the direction you need (there are some small arrows on the side of the fan that help orient yourself). We usually see people set their fans up just above the Main SoC (the CPU) for the most effective cooling.

We've had experience with cooling Raspberry Pi's and wrote a handy guide on the methods and best practices for your to cool your own project effectively. We go over fans, heat-sinks, cases and more.

Our comprehensive guide on cooling a Raspberry Pi board

Technical Specifications

  • 30mm x 30mm x 10mm externally
  • M3 mounting holes spaced 23.5mm apart
  • Fan duct is 28.5mm internally
  • 5V operation
  • Female header connector
  • Includes M3 Nuts and 20mm Bolts for mounting

While active cooling (with a fan) is better than passive cooling, small fans have a humming noise due to the speed they operate at. If silent operation is a factor for your Raspberry Pi, then instead consider a passive cooling case.

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