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Fans TD1225LS 12V 1700RPM 120x25mm 2-wire case fan

SKU CH-T0C5-MBVBJ

A 120 mm square, 25 mm thick case fan running at 1700 RPM on 12 V with a two-wire connection

  • Ultra-quiet cooling for a focused workspace
  • 1700 RPM airflow keeps components cool
  • 12 V / 0.18 A low-power operation
  • Standard 120 × 25 mm fits most cases

120 mm 2-wire case fan

The Fans TD1225LS is a 120 mm square frame fan with a 25 mm thickness. It runs on 12 V DC and spins at 1700 RPM while drawing 0.18 A. The two-wire connector provides simple power delivery for standard case or power supply cooling.

Direct replacement for worn 120 mm fans

Use this unit when an existing 120 mm fan has become noisy or failed and the motherboard or controller only offers a two-pin header. The jump is worth it if you need the exact 12025 form factor and a low current draw of 0.18 A without PWM control. Builders who need speed reporting or variable speed control should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Ultra-quiet cooling for a focused workspace
  • 1700 RPM airflow keeps components cool
  • 12 V / 0.18 A low-power operation
  • Standard 120 × 25 mm fits most cases

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What case opening does the 120 x 25 mm frame fit?

The fan uses the standard 120 mm square mounting pattern with 25 mm thickness, so it fits any case or radiator cut-out designed for 12025 fans.

How do I connect the two-wire lead to a motherboard header?

Plug the 2-wire connector onto a 3-pin or 4-pin fan header; the two pins carry 12 V and ground, letting the fan run at its fixed 1700 RPM speed.

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