Question 1

Can you vary the voltage and what is minimum range?

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Operating Voltage Range：7-13.5V

Question 2

Can I power this by 12V on the red and black wires without the pwn and fg signals?

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Work out great.

Question 3

What is the minimum rpm that can be set via pwm? description only lists maximum rpm.

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the minimum rpm that can be set via pwm is： 700RPM  , this fan have big air flow at full speed (72.6CFM / 5500RPM ), you can adjustable fan speed to achieve desired noise level .

Question 4

I'm trying to figure out what power supply to buy for this. What's the max amps I can use for a power supply?

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The unit at full speed pulls about .7 amps. My motherboard is capable of 1 amp on each fan header but I did have to get an ATX splitter with a sensor cable that goes to my MB as I ran out of fan headers to use and didn't want to use a basic splitter because each fan wouldn't receive the entire amperage they need. Not that I run them at 100% usually they are running between 30-60% but just in case I need them to operate at full speed they will. I just want the ability to if needed but if you had to use a basic splitter cord on a 1 amp header they would still run at about 70%. The motherboard still gets sensor data from one of the fans though so at least I don't have a dead sensor and I always run the two fans together at the same speed anyways. They run at 12 volts so if you're not plugging them into a motherboard I would find an adapter that would do 12 volts at 1 amp so you know that you're covered well. You can use an adapter that puts out more than 1 amp it will only use what it needs. If connecting directly to a power only you just need the red and black wires connected. You might be able to find an 80mm fan with an AC adapter I see some of them on here with them. The other two wires are used for computer fan header use and can be discarded if you aren't using them with a motherboard. These fans are extremely loud at full speed so you might want to end up using a 9 volt or 5 volt adapter anyways so they aren't at full speed. They put out a ton of air probably the strongest 80mm fans available but they also get quite loud. I have 4 in my computer case and if I tell my motherboard to run them at full speed it sounds like my computer is about to take off and fly. That was the point of me getting these fans was to make sure if my computer needed it that it could turn up the airflow as much as it wants. I'm actually using a very large ATX case but it's old school and can only take this size fan so I have two in the front and two in the back. I use the motherboard to control the speed and usually keep them at about 30% in normal use. If I'm heavily using my computer they might go up to 50-60%.

80mm x 25mm PWN Fan, High Speed 5000RPM 12V 4Pin Fan, DC Brushless Cooling Fan, Big Airflow Fan

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