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Black square 120mm case fan with 2-pin connector and transparent blades

SXDOOL

SXDOOL 120mm 2-pin case fan 1800RPM 75CFM 34DBA

SKU CH-VQP7-5RQ7E

120 mm case fan spins at 1800 RPM, moves 75 CFM at 34 dBA on a 2-pin connector

  • TypeCase Fan
  • Power Connector2 Pin
  • 1800 RPM airflow delivers 75 CFM cooling
  • 34 dBA operation keeps your build quiet
  • 2-pin 12 V connector fits standard headers
  • 120 × 120 × 25 mm frame matches common mounts

120mm 2-pin case fan for silent cooling

This 120mm case fan runs at 1800 RPM and delivers 75 CFM of airflow while producing only 34 dBA of noise. It uses a 2-pin power connector and operates on 12V DC at 0.13A. The frame measures 120mm by 120mm by 25mm. It is built for quiet system cooling in standard desktop cases.

2-pin connector limits speed control

The fan connects via a 2-pin header, so it runs at a fixed 1800 RPM without PWM or voltage regulation. Builders who need automatic speed curves tied to temperature should choose a 3-pin or 4-pin model instead. This unit is intended for constant-speed operation where silent, steady airflow is the priority.

Highlights

  • 1800 RPM airflow delivers 75 CFM cooling
  • 34 dBA operation keeps your build quiet
  • 2-pin 12 V connector fits standard headers
  • 120 × 120 × 25 mm frame matches common mounts

Specifications

TypeCase Fan
Power Connector2 Pin

Questions about this item

What does the 1800 rpm speed mean for airflow inside my case?

The fan spins at 1800 rpm and moves up to 75 CFM of air through a 120 mm frame, providing strong directional cooling for components.

What does the 2-pin connector limit compared to a 3-pin or 4-pin header?

A 2-pin connector supplies fixed 12 V power without speed reporting or PWM control, so the fan runs at its rated 1800 rpm whenever powered.

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