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Fans KDE1206PKV3 6020 12V .3W case fan

SKU CH-N2A7-15A88

A 60 mm square case fan running at 12 V and 0.3 W for targeted chassis cooling

  • 12 V operation for stable system cooling
  • Low 0.3 W power draw reduces energy use
  • Compact 6020 frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • KDE1206PKV3 model ensures exact replacement match

KDE1206PKV3 12V 0.3W Case Fan

The KDE1206PKV3 is a 12 V, 0.3 W case fan designed to move air through a computer chassis. It operates from a standard 12-volt header and draws minimal power. The unit is supplied as a single fan in new condition. It serves as a direct replacement or an additional airflow component for compatible mounts.

Suits Builders Needing a Low-Power 12 V Air Mover

This fan fits systems that require a 6020 form-factor cooler with a 12 V supply. It is not for users who need higher airflow, PWM speed control, or a multi-fan kit. Buyers looking for larger diameters, different voltage ratings, or bundled accessories should consider other options.

Highlights

  • 12 V operation for stable system cooling
  • Low 0.3 W power draw reduces energy use
  • Compact 6020 frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • KDE1206PKV3 model ensures exact replacement match

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What voltage header must my motherboard provide for the KDE1206PKV3 12V fan?

The fan runs on a 12 V header; connect it to a standard 12 V fan connector on the board.

Can the 0.3 W KDE1206PKV3 share a header with an older 6020 model fan?

Yes, both draw little power, so a single 12 V header can typically drive them together.

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