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SunnyStar Co., Ltd

SunnyStar Co., Ltd KDE1204PKVX MS.M.GN 40*20mm Maglev 3 Pin case fan

SKU CH-A573-683QR

A 40 by 20 mm maglev case fan running at 12 V and 1.6 W with a 3 pin connector for switch or CPU cooling

  • TypeCase Fan
  • Bearing TypeMaglev
  • Power Connector3 Pin
  • ColorBlack
  • LEDNon-LED
  • FeaturesDC square Cooler
  • Maglev bearing reduces friction for quieter operation
  • 12 V DC fan draws only 1.6 W of power
  • Compact 40 mm square frame fits tight switch or CPU spaces
  • Three-pin connector enables simple motherboard speed monitoring
  • Non-LED black design keeps builds clean and professional

Compact 40 mm maglev fan

The SunnyStar KDE1204PKVX is a 40 by 40 by 20 millimetre case fan built around a magnetic levitation bearing. It targets builders who need a slim, low-profile cooler for tight enclosures such as network switches or small-form-factor CPU heatsinks. The three-pin DC connector provides simple voltage control without PWM complexity. Buyers requiring larger airflow volumes or RGB illumination should look elsewhere.

1.6 watt airflow headroom

At 12 volts the fan draws 1.6 watts, delivering a modest but focused air stream suited to component-level spot cooling. It handles the thermal load of a single low-power processor or switch ASIC comfortably. The thin 20 millimetre frame limits static pressure, so it struggles when pushed through dense fin stacks or restrictive filters. Systems needing high static pressure or multi-fan redundancy will exceed its practical envelope.

Maglev thermals and acoustics

The maglev bearing eliminates mechanical contact, keeping operational noise low and bearing wear minimal during continuous duty. Power draw stays at the rated 1.6 watts, so heat contribution to the loop is negligible. Without a PWM wire the fan runs at a fixed speed, producing a consistent acoustic signature that suits always-on network gear. No LED lighting means zero light bleed in dark rack environments.

Highlights

  • Maglev bearing reduces friction for quieter operation
  • 12 V DC fan draws only 1.6 W of power
  • Compact 40 mm square frame fits tight switch or CPU spaces
  • Three-pin connector enables simple motherboard speed monitoring
  • Non-LED black design keeps builds clean and professional

Specifications

SeriesKDE1204PKVX
ModelKDE1204PKVX MS.M.GN
TypeCase Fan
Bearing TypeMaglev
Power Connector3 Pin
ColorBlack
LEDNon-LED
FeaturesDC square Cooler
Dimensions40*40*20mm

Questions about this item

Will the 40 mm Maglev fan fit alongside the 12 V headers on my older motherboard?

The 40×40×20 mm frame uses a standard 3-pin connector that plugs directly into any 12 V 3-pin header, so it works with older boards that lack 4-pin PWM control.

How can I confirm the Maglev bearing is spinning correctly after installation?

Connect the 3-pin header, power on the system, and verify the fan rotates smoothly at 12 V; the Maglev bearing should run without audible grinding or vibration.

Does the package include mounting screws or do I need to buy them separately?

Only the 40 mm 3-pin Maglev fan is supplied; mounting screws are not included and must be sourced separately.

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