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Small black 7015 case fan with visible blades and wiring

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Fans 7015 KDE1207PHV1-A 12V 2.8W 0.23A case fan

SKU CH-KSM7-RS8PG

A 12 V case fan rated at 2.8 W and 0.23 A for targeted chassis airflow

  • Runs on standard 12 V power supply
  • Draws only 0.23 A for low current load
  • Consumes 2.8 W for efficient cooling
  • Compact 7015 form factor fits tight spaces

Compact 7015 Form Factor

The Fans 7015 KDE1207PHV1-A is a 12V case fan drawing 2.8W at 0.23A. Its small 7015 footprint suits tight chassis spaces where standard 120mm units cannot fit. System builders upgrading compact workstations or replacing noisy OEM coolers will find the dimensions appropriate.

Basic Two-Wire Power Lead

The bundled cable terminates in a simple two-pin connector for direct 12V supply. No PWM signal or speed-report wire is included so fan speed stays constant unless the motherboard or controller varies voltage. Builders needing automatic temperature curves or software monitoring should choose a three- or four-pin model instead.

Highlights

  • Runs on standard 12 V power supply
  • Draws only 0.23 A for low current load
  • Consumes 2.8 W for efficient cooling
  • Compact 7015 form factor fits tight spaces

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the KDE1207PHV1-A need bearing lubrication or replacement after long-term use?

The sleeve-bearing design runs on 12 V at 0.23 A; lubricant eventually dries out, so plan to replace the fan when noise or speed drops appear.

What limit appears first when the 7015 runs continuously at 2.8 W?

Sustained 2.8 W draw heats the motor windings, so thermal throttling or bearing wear becomes the practical ceiling before electrical limits.

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