5015 fan with tach?

[kharrisma]

I'm installing a Nitehawk SB USB toolboard in my Stealthburner, and both fan sockets have three leads: plus, ground, and tach. My current 5015 has only two leads; I'm sure it'll work without the tach, but I'd rather have one with it given that the board has the capability. I've found several five-volt versions, but no 24-volters. The Nitehawk 36 is able to switch voltage between 5 volts and 12 (?) volts, but this ability is absent in the Nitehawk SB (as far as I can tell.). Anyone here using three-lead 24 volt 5015's, and if so, where did you find 'em?? Thanks!

 

[mkl]

Maybe you can find an ebm-papst rlf-35 with that.

Expensive and a bit rare, but amazing.

 

[Avisan3D]

MF50152VX i have bought that and i am happy but i think that it could be more powerful.

 

[kharrisma]

Thanks for the tips! Ended up picking up a four-wire job from Fabreeko, but I'll keep that MF50152VX from AliExpress "on file" for future reference! Now to break down the Stealthburner (again) and stick the new fan in...