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Fans 4710KL-04W-B59Size case fan 120×120×25 mm 12 V 0.72 A 3600 rpm 95 CFM 41.5 dB
120 mm case fan moves 95 CFM at 3600 rpm with double ball bearing and 3-pin connector
- 120×120×25 mm footprint fits standard case mounts
- 95 CFM airflow moves heat out of the chassis quickly
- Double ball bearing design extends operational lifespan
- 3600 rpm speed delivers strong cooling performance
- 5 dBA noise level keeps acoustics manageable
120 mm case fan for 12 V systems
This 120 × 120 × 25 mm axial fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.72 A for 8.64 W of power. It spins at 3600 rpm and delivers 95 CFM of airflow at 41.5 dB. The double ball bearing and three-wire connection with stop alarm support continuous operation.
Suits builds that need a high-speed 12 V fan
The 3600 rpm speed and 95 CFM output suit dense heatsinks or restricted airflow paths where static pressure matters. Builds limited to 24 V supply rails or requiring PWM speed control should look elsewhere.
12 V 0.72 A 3600 rpm specification
The 12 V 0.72 A rating and 3600 rpm fixed speed determine whether the fan matches the available header and cooling target. Verify the motherboard or controller can supply 12 V at 0.72 A and does not require a fourth PWM wire.
Highlights
- 120×120×25 mm footprint fits standard case mounts
- 95 CFM airflow moves heat out of the chassis quickly
- Double ball bearing design extends operational lifespan
- 3600 rpm speed delivers strong cooling performance
- 5 dBA noise level keeps acoustics manageable
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How loud is the 41.5 dB rating when the fan runs at 3600 rpm all day?
At 3600 rpm the fan produces 41.5 dB, a level comparable to a quiet office; it stays constant because the double ball bearing maintains speed without wear-related noise increase.
What connector does the 3-pin wiring need on my motherboard or controller?
The fan uses a standard 3-pin connector, so you need a 3-pin fan header on the motherboard or a 3-pin compatible fan controller to power and monitor it.
Will the 10.5 mm mounting pitch line up with the screw holes on my older 120 mm chassis?
Yes, the 10.5 mm pitch matches the common 120 mm mounting pattern, so it fits existing screw holes on older cases and radiators designed for 120 mm fans.
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