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HP Z800 PSU (Delta DPS-1050DB A) – Fan headers pinout

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Task at hand:

 

Replacing factory default ADDA PWM fans (AD0812VB-A7BGP) in HP Z800 Power Supply (Delta DPS-1050DB A), due to high-pitch whirring sound they start to generate, after about 5min. from cold start up.

 

Replacement fans:  Arctic Cooling F8 PWM

 

Fan connector is standard 4-pin, differs a bit from HP proprietary 4-pin connector, so it doesn't fit the fan header in PSU out-of-the-box. This can be fixed by removing an inner plastic key/ridge on the AC F8 fan connector.

 

Problem to solve:

 

Wiring (color) scheme of ADDA AD0812VB-A7BGP fans appears to be reversed, compared to standard 4-wire PWM wiring/pinout.

 

  • International Standard: 

1. GND (black), 2. 12V (yellow), 3. TACH or RPM SENSE (green), 4. CONTROL or PWM (blue) ;

 

 

  • Common OEM variations:

1. GND (black), 2. 12V (red), 3. TACH or RPM SENSE (yellow), 4. CONTROL or PWM (blue) ;

1. GND (black), 2. 12V (red), 3. TACH or RPM SENSE (white), 4. CONTROL or PWM (blue) ;

 

 

  • ADDA AD0812VB-A7BGP:**
  1. blue 2. white, 3. red, 4. black ;

** Based on perceived pinout – the right-most pin of the fan header on PSU PCB is marked with silkscreen printed »1«.

 

It is utterly confusing, to say the least – is the fan header pinout reversed in Z800 power supply, or the color scheme order of the fan wiring ?

 

Has anyone else gone through this dilemma ? Any help would be much appreciated (fan header pinout, Service Manul or schematics for Delta DPS-1050DB A, etc.).

 

Kind regards,

 

Sebastian


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