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Fans 4710KL-04W-B50Size 120mm case fan 12V 0.72A 2800 rpm 41.5 dB 114.7 CFM
A 120 mm case fan moves 114.7 CFM at 2800 rpm with 41.5 dB noise using a double ball bearing and 10 cm lead
- High airflow cooling with 114.7 CFM at 2800 rpm
- Quiet operation at 41.5 dB for low-noise builds
- Reliable double ball bearing for long service life
- Efficient 12 V DC motor drawing 0.72 A
- Compact 120 mm frame with 25 mm depth
Compact 120 mm axial fan for chassis cooling
This 120 mm axial fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.72 A to spin at 2800 rpm. It moves 114.7 CFM of air while producing 41.5 dB of noise. A double ball bearing supports the rotor for reliable operation in continuous use.
Suited for builders needing high airflow
The fan fits a 120 mm by 120 mm by 25 mm opening and connects with a 10 cm lead. It is not intended for silent-focused builds where lower noise is the priority, nor for systems that require a longer cable run without an extension.
Double ball bearing and short lead affect
The double ball bearing reduces friction compared with sleeve designs, extending service life under constant load. The 10 cm cable reaches nearby headers but may need an extension for rear-mounted fan controllers. No speed-control circuitry or additional accessories are included.
Highlights
- High airflow cooling with 114.7 CFM at 2800 rpm
- Quiet operation at 41.5 dB for low-noise builds
- Reliable double ball bearing for long service life
- Efficient 12 V DC motor drawing 0.72 A
- Compact 120 mm frame with 25 mm depth
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What power connector does the 4710KL-04W-B50Size fan need?
The fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.72 A, so your power supply must provide a 12 V rail with at least 6.60 W available.
Will the 10 cm lead reach a header on an older motherboard?
The supplied cable is 10 cm long; if the header is farther away you will need an extension or a fan hub.
How can I confirm the fan is spinning at 2800 rpm after installation?
Monitor the fan header in BIOS or software; it should report 2800 rpm and the airflow should feel strong at 114.7 CFM.
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