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Black square 92mm case fan with transparent blades and three-wire connector

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Fans 9225 KD1209PTB2 92x92x25mm 12V 1.7W case fan

SKU CH-5VJB-VSRQ1

A 92 mm square case fan with a 25 mm thickness, running on 12 V and drawing 1.7 W, using a three-wire speed signal

  • 92 mm square footprint fits standard 92 mm mounting holes
  • 25 mm thickness suits slim chassis and tight clearance builds
  • 12 V DC operation powers directly from standard motherboard headers
  • 7 W draw keeps system power budget low

92 mm 12 V case fan

The SUNON 9225 KD1209PTB2 is a 92 mm square frame fan that runs on 12 V DC and draws 1.7 W. Its three-wire connection reports rotational speed to the motherboard for monitoring. The 25 mm thickness fits standard mounting points in compact chassis or server enclosures.

Sustained airflow stability

At a constant 12 V supply the motor maintains steady rotation without the speed droop seen in short-burst tests. The low 1.7 W power draw limits heat build-up in the bearing assembly during continuous operation. The three-wire tachometer signal lets the system verify that RPM remains stable over long periods.

Highlights

  • 92 mm square footprint fits standard 92 mm mounting holes
  • 25 mm thickness suits slim chassis and tight clearance builds
  • 12 V DC operation powers directly from standard motherboard headers
  • 7 W draw keeps system power budget low

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power does the 12 V 1.7 W fan draw when running continuously?

The fan is rated at 1.7 W at 12 V, so continuous operation draws that amount from the supply.

What motherboard header is needed for the three-wire connector?

A standard three-pin 12 V fan header on the motherboard or a compatible fan controller provides power and speed signal.

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