SXDOOL
SXDOOL Anti-Titanic 12025 12CM case fan 120 25 3-wire Blue LED hydraulic bearing
A 120 mm hydraulic-bearing case fan with blue LED and three-speed switch, spinning 980–2000 RPM at 12 V
- RPM1066-1896 RPM
- Power ConnectorTwo connectors (with complaint device).
- ColorBlack
- LEDBlue
- 120 mm hydraulic-bearing fan runs quietly at 1066-1896 RPM
- Blue LED lighting adds a cool glow to your build
- Three-pin connector with inline speed switch offers three preset levels
- 7-blade design moves air efficiently at 12 V and 0.12-0.25 A
- Compact 120×25 mm frame fits standard case mounting points
120 mm Blue LED Case Fan
The SXDOOL Anti-Titanic 12025 is a 120 mm by 25 mm chassis fan with a hydraulic bearing and seven blades. It runs on 12 V power and includes blue LED illumination. Two connector variants are supplied at random; both provide a three-pin motherboard interface and a three-speed control switch.
Builders wanting manual speed control
This fan suits builders who want a three-speed switch to set low, medium or high airflow without software. The hydraulic bearing targets quieter operation at 980 to 2000 RPM. Buyers who need PWM speed regulation or addressable RGB lighting should look at a different model.
Check your motherboard headers and cable routing
Verify that your motherboard has a free three-pin fan header for the main connection. Ensure the chosen lead type reaches the header and that the inline switch can be mounted accessibly. Confirm the 12 V current draw of up to 0.25 A fits within your header rating.
Highlights
- 120 mm hydraulic-bearing fan runs quietly at 1066-1896 RPM
- Blue LED lighting adds a cool glow to your build
- Three-pin connector with inline speed switch offers three preset levels
- 7-blade design moves air efficiently at 12 V and 0.12-0.25 A
- Compact 120×25 mm frame fits standard case mounting points
Specifications
| RPM | 1066-1896 RPM |
|---|---|
| Power Connector | Two connectors (with complaint device). |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Blue |
Questions about this item
What motherboard header does the 3-pin connector on this fan plug into?
The fan uses a standard 3-pin motherboard header for power and speed reporting.
Will the hydraulic bearing and 7-blade design run quietly at the 980 RPM low setting alongside older components?
At the low 980 RPM setting the fan draws only 0.12 A, so it adds minimal noise and vibration to an existing build.
How can I confirm the blue LED and three-speed switch are functioning after installation?
The blue LED should illuminate immediately, and the inline switch lets you step between low, medium and high speeds to verify each RPM level.
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