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Black 120mm square case fan 25mm thick with dual ball bearing

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Fans FFB1212EH 12V 1.74A 12025 dual ball bearing case fan

SKU CH-Y4ZC-07KH9

A 120 mm dual-ball-bearing case fan running at 12 V and 1.74 A

  • 120 mm square frame fits standard 12025 mounting
  • Dual ball bearing design extends operating life
  • 12 V 1.74 A rating delivers strong airflow
  • New condition ensures full performance from day one

120 mm dual ball-bearing case fan

This 120 mm case fan uses a dual ball-bearing design for reliable long-term operation. It runs on 12 V power and draws 1.74 A, fitting standard 120 mm mounting holes with a 25 mm thickness. The unit is suited for system builders who need a straightforward replacement or additional airflow in a typical chassis.

Capacity and headroom

The fan delivers airflow for general cooling tasks such as CPU heatsink assistance or case intake and exhaust. Its 12 V 1.74 A rating limits use to standard motherboard headers or fan controllers that can supply that current. It is not suited for builds requiring PWM speed control, very high static pressure for dense radiators, or ultra-low noise targets.

Highlights

  • 120 mm square frame fits standard 12025 mounting
  • Dual ball bearing design extends operating life
  • 12 V 1.74 A rating delivers strong airflow
  • New condition ensures full performance from day one

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 120 mm frame and 12 V 1.74 A draw work with my older motherboard 4-pin header?

The fan matches a standard 120 mm mounting pattern and draws 1.74 A at 12 V, so a typical 4-pin header rated for 1 A or more will power it; check your board’s header limit first.

How can I confirm the dual ball bearing fan is running correctly after installation?

Listen for smooth, consistent rotation without grinding, verify RPM in BIOS or monitoring software, and feel steady airflow through the 25 mm thick frame.

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