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Fans KDE1206PTV3 6025 12V .06A 3400 RPM 18 dB 25 mm case fan
A 60 mm axial case fan with magnetic suspension bearing runs at 3400 RPM and 18 dB while drawing 0.06 A at 12 V
- Ultra-quiet operation at 18 dB for silent builds
- Magnetic suspension bearing rated for 50,000 hours service life
- 12 V, 0.06 A draws only 0.7 W of power
- 3-pin motherboard or 4-pin PSU connector with speed monitoring
- 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame fits tight spaces
Compact 60 mm case fan
The SUNON KDE1206PTV3 is a 60 mm square axial fan designed for tight chassis where airflow must be moved through a shallow 25 mm depth. It suits builders who need targeted cooling for small-form-factor boards, industrial enclosures or dense GPU brackets.
Magnetic-bearing build and dual power options
A magnetic suspension bearing keeps the 18 dB noise claim credible over a 50 000 hour service life. The 30 cm lead terminates in both a motherboard 3-pin header and a power-supply 4P connector, so speed monitoring works without adapters and the fan fits either control scheme.
Replaces thicker or louder 60 mm units
Swapping out a sleeve-bearing fan of the same footprint cuts vibration and restores RPM headroom when the original unit has worn past its rated hours. The upgrade makes sense when the existing cooler cannot sustain 3 400 RPM at 12 V or when acoustic limits demand the lower 18 dB baseline.
Highlights
- Ultra-quiet operation at 18 dB for silent builds
- Magnetic suspension bearing rated for 50,000 hours service life
- 12 V, 0.06 A draws only 0.7 W of power
- 3-pin motherboard or 4-pin PSU connector with speed monitoring
- 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame fits tight spaces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 3-pin motherboard header or 4-pin power supply interface limit the KDE1206PTV3 to fixed 3400 RPM speed?
The 3-pin header supports speed monitoring via the third wire, so the motherboard can read 3400 RPM; voltage control on that header or the 4-pin power supply connector still governs actual fan speed.
Will the 60 mm × 60 mm × 25 mm frame with 30 cm cable fit a standard 6025 mounting pattern?
Yes, the 60 mm square frame and 25 mm thickness match the 6025 pattern, and the 30 cm lead reaches most motherboard headers or power supply connectors in typical chassis.
How do I connect the three-wire lead for speed measurement without losing RPM readout?
Plug the 3-pin connector onto a motherboard CPU or chassis fan header so the tachometer wire contacts the sense pin; using the 4-pin power supply adapter alone provides power but no speed signal.
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