2 wire fan connector for GT2560 board?

[Lloyd]

Dumb question that I simply don't know the answer to. And yes, I am a novice. I am installing a 2 wire fan which will need to be plugged into my GT2560 board. I tried making an adapter with 2 wires going into a 3 wire JST plug, but my JST connectors won't fit the plug in the GT2560 board. I have a small 30x30 fan and a 60x60 fan both of which have only 2 wires and I don't seem to have the right plugs to make an adapter. I also have a JST connector kit in front of me.
What connector do I need?

[William]

Dumb question that I simply don't know the answer to. And yes, I am a novice. I am installing a 2 wire fan which will need to be plugged into my GT2560 board. I tried making an adapter with 2 wires going into a 3 wire JST plug, but my JST connectors won't fit the plug in the GT2560 board. I have a small 30x30 fan and a 60x60 fan both of which have only 2 wires and I don't seem to have the right plugs to make an adapter. I also have a JST connector kit in front of me.
What connector do I need?

Hi,
Sorry to tell you i have no specification about the connector there,cuz we don't sell it separately.But i think maybe you can have two jumper wires instead of the connector,like this:

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[Lloyd]

I suppose that I could make the same thing. Simple wire, pin connector and shrink-wrap. But I don't see that as being a secure connection, which is why I was trying to figure out the connector.

[Lloyd]

For some reason, I am having to post twice for it to display once here tonight.
Anyway, I suppose that I could make the same thing. Wire, pin connector, and shrink-wrap. But that does not seem like a secure connection. I was hoping for a connector name and model to make a more secure connection.

Thanks,

[William]

For some reason, I am having to post twice for it to display once here tonight.
Anyway, I suppose that I could make the same thing. Wire, pin connector, and shrink-wrap. But that does not seem like a secure connection. I was hoping for a connector name and model to make a more secure connection.

Thanks,

OK,it is "PH2.0 3pin",you can find it on eBay.

[Lloyd]

Sorry. it took me awhile to realize that there is no speed control with these fans and I didn't need to hook them into the board. All I needed a was a straight connection to the power supply for them.

Thanks