SXDOOL
SXDOOL 12025W 120mm case fan 12V 0.1A 1250RPM fluid bearing 3-pin
120 mm fluid-bearing case fan runs at 1250 RPM on 12 V for quiet chassis airflow
- 30000-hour fluid bearing for long service life
- 1250 RPM airflow at 0.1 A low power draw
- 120 mm square frame fits standard case mounts
- 3-pin DC connector for simple motherboard control
- Plastic frame keeps weight to 0.2 kg
SXDOOL 120mm Fluid Bearing Case Fan
The SXDOOL 12025W is a 120mm case fan designed for standard computer chassis cooling. It operates on 12V DC power drawing 0.10A and spins at 1250 RPM with a fluid bearing. The frame measures 120x120x25mm and connects via a 3-pin power interface. Rated for 30000 hours of operation, it suits builders needing a direct replacement or additional airflow.
Suits 3-pin headers; not for PWM control
This fan suits systems with 3-pin motherboard headers or fan controllers that regulate speed by voltage. Buyers who need 4-pin PWM control for precise duty-cycle management should look elsewhere. It is also not for users requiring higher static pressure or airflow figures beyond the 1250 RPM rating. The plastic frame and fluid bearing target general-purpose cooling rather than specialised radiator use.
1250 RPM at 12V via 3-pin connector
The single specification that decides fit is the 1250 RPM speed delivered through a 3-pin connector at 12V. This fixed voltage-speed relationship determines the airflow and acoustic profile you will get. Verify that your motherboard or controller supports 3-pin voltage regulation before purchasing.
Highlights
- 30000-hour fluid bearing for long service life
- 1250 RPM airflow at 0.1 A low power draw
- 120 mm square frame fits standard case mounts
- 3-pin DC connector for simple motherboard control
- Plastic frame keeps weight to 0.2 kg
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much noise and heat does the SXDOOL 12025W 120mm fan produce when running continuously at 1250 RPM?
The fluid-bearing fan runs at 1250 RPM with a rated life of 30000 hours; at 0.10 A on 12 V it draws minimal power, keeping noise and heat low during all-day use.
What connector must my motherboard or controller provide for the 3-pin power interface on this fan?
A standard three-pin 12 V header is required; the fan uses a 3-pin plug with no PWM wire, so voltage control is handled by the board or a fan controller.
Will the 120x120x25 mm frame and 3-pin plug fit the older chassis and motherboard headers I already have?
Yes, the 120 mm square 25 mm thick frame matches the classic mounting pattern and the 3-pin plug works with legacy 12 V headers found on older boards.
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