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Small black square 5 cm cooling fan with maglev bearing

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Fans KDE1205PHV2 5015 12V .8W case fan

SKU CH-NQK4-9K73X

A 12 V, 0.8 W Maglev case fan with a two-wire connection for quiet cooling

  • Low power draw at 0.8W for efficient operation
  • 12V supply simplifies system integration
  • Maglev bearing reduces friction for quiet running
  • Compact 5015 form factor fits tight spaces

SUNON KDE1205PHV2 5015 12V fan

The SUNON KDE1205PHV2 5015 is a compact 12 V case fan designed for tight spaces in desktop builds. Its maglev bearing reduces friction for quieter operation and longer service life. The two-wire connector provides simple power delivery without speed reporting. Builders working with small-form-factor chassis or restricted clearance will appreciate the slim profile.

Thermals noise and power draw

Rated at .8 W, the fan draws minimal current from a 12 V header while delivering focused airflow. Maglev suspension keeps acoustic output low during typical workloads. The low power requirement eases load on the motherboard fan circuit. Installers should verify that the two-pin header matches their board layout.

Highlights

  • Low power draw at 0.8W for efficient operation
  • 12V supply simplifies system integration
  • Maglev bearing reduces friction for quiet running
  • Compact 5015 form factor fits tight spaces

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the two-wire power lead to my motherboard?

Plug the two-pin connector onto a 12 V fan header; the missing tachometer wire means speed reporting will not work.

When should I replace the Maglev bearing fan?

Replace it when airflow drops noticeably or unusual noise appears, as the magnetic levitation bearing has no user-serviceable parts.

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