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Fans KD1204PFS1 12V 1.3W 4010 case fan

SKU CH-B0KH-QRXKR

A 40 mm 12 V case fan drawing 1.3 W for compact chassis cooling

  • Compact 40 mm frame fits tight builds
  • 12 V operation matches standard PC headers
  • Low 1.3 W draw keeps power budget light
  • High airflow design moves more heat per revolution

Compact 40 mm 12 V case fan

The Fans KD1204PFS1 is a 40 mm square frame fan designed for tight spaces in small-form-factor builds or industrial enclosures. It runs on a 12 V supply and draws 1.3 W, offering a low-power option for targeted airflow where larger fans cannot fit.

1.3 W power draw defines its cooling ceiling

At 1.3 W the motor delivers modest static pressure suitable for ventilating a mini-ITX chassis, a network switch or a compact power supply. It will not move enough air for high-wattage CPUs or multi-GPU setups, so builders needing substantial heat removal should look for higher-wattage or larger-frame alternatives.

Highlights

  • Compact 40 mm frame fits tight builds
  • 12 V operation matches standard PC headers
  • Low 1.3 W draw keeps power budget light
  • High airflow design moves more heat per revolution

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the KD1204PFS1 12V 1.3W fan fit the 4010 mounting holes on my older case?

The 4010 designation matches the standard 40 mm × 10 mm frame, so it aligns with existing 4010 mounting points.

How can I confirm the KD1204PFS1 is spinning correctly after installation?

Check that the fan rotates smoothly and moves noticeable airflow at its rated 12 V / 1.3 W; a tachometer or motherboard RPM readout will show a steady speed.

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