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Ruth's sister 12025 Transparent Light-Emitting 12v 15 Blue Lights internal power cable

SKU CH-5Y22-J61PW

12 cm internal fan with transparent frame and 15 blue LEDs runs on 12 V

  • 12 V power for stable fan operation
  • 15 blue LEDs create a glowing chassis effect
  • Transparent frame lets light shine through clearly
  • 12025 form factor fits standard 12 cm mounting points

12025 Transparent Blue LED Fan

The 12025 transparent light-emitting fan runs on 12 volts and shows 15 blue LEDs. It is built as a 12 cm ultra-quiet chassis wind fan for computer cases. Buyers who want addressable RGB control or a different LED colour will not find it here.

Check 12 V header and 12 cm mount

Verify that your motherboard or fan controller provides a 12 volt header for power. Confirm the case has a 12 cm mounting grid with the standard screw spacing. Builders needing a larger or smaller frame must choose another size.

Highlights

  • 12 V power for stable fan operation
  • 15 blue LEDs create a glowing chassis effect
  • Transparent frame lets light shine through clearly
  • 12025 form factor fits standard 12 cm mounting points

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What comes in the box with the 12025 fan and is a power cable included?

The 12025 transparent fan is supplied as a single unit with 15 blue LEDs built in; a separate internal power cable is not included and must be purchased if your chassis lacks a compatible 12 V header.

Should I choose the 12 V version or a different voltage for a standard PC build?

This model is a 12 V device designed for typical desktop chassis headers, so the 12 V version is the correct choice for standard builds.

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