OpenFAN Micro
YouTube video
Below video walks you through OpenFAN Micro project
OpenFAN Micro is a tiny, stand-alone, USB powered fan controller that works over WiFi and USB. It is a great solution for server or media cabinets, home lab, 3D printing enclosures, passively cooled devices (ie routers), air extraction/circulation/ventilation and many more.
OpenFAN Micro has an open-source API that allows you to programmatically control your fan over USB or remotely via WiFi. It also has a built-in web GUI that allows you to remotely control and configure the fan using any modern browser.
OpenFAN Micro is designed by PC enthusiast for PC enthusiasts.
Key features
- Easily switch between 12V or 5V fan voltage (via GUI/API, no soldering or jumpers needed)
- Connect to your home/office/IoT network via WiFi
- USB-C connector for power and data
- Works with any USB power source (Requires only 5V from the USB)
- Open source API for communication and control
- Open source and open-hardware design
- Built in web-server that serves GUI to control the fan remotely
- Single cable operation (Ideal for media cabinets, rack enclosures, passive devices etc)
- Easily integrate into your smart home automation
- Additional information
- Board dimensions: 40mm x 28mm x 15mm
- RoHOS, Lead free
What's included in the package
1x OpenFAN Micro PCBA
We recommend that you put OpenFAN Micro into an enclosure to avoid damage or accidentally causing short-circuit.
Please note that OpenFAN Micro ships without an enclosure.
Designed by Sasa Karanovic of Karanovic Research and released as open-source and open-hardware.