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Square black 12cm frame fan with three wires visible

SXDOOL

SXDOOL Cool Supreme Supermute 12025 12V 0.16A 3-wire case fan

SKU CH-6RZ0-K6CXC

A 12 V 0.16 A three-wire 12025 case fan built for quiet chassis cooling

  • Quiet operation from Supermute design
  • 12 V 0.16 A draws minimal power
  • 3-wire connection enables speed monitoring
  • 12025 form factor fits standard mounts
  • Trusted SXDOOL brand since 2008

Purpose and Audience

The SXDOOL Cool Supreme Supermute 12025 is a 12 V case fan built for standard computer chassis and server enclosures. It targets builders who need a straightforward 3-wire cooling device for general airflow inside a PC case, power supply, UPS or similar equipment.

Suitability and Limits

This unit suits anyone replacing a 12025 frame fan that runs on a 3-pin header and draws 0.16 A. It is not for systems that require PWM speed control, higher static pressure for dense radiators, or a 4-wire connector for motherboard fan curves.

Sustained Load Behaviour

Under continuous operation the fan maintains its rated 12 V / 0.16 A draw without a PWM circuit to modulate speed. Expect constant rotational velocity and steady airflow as long as the supply voltage remains stable, making it predictable for always-on server or inverter cooling duties.

Highlights

  • Quiet operation from Supermute design
  • 12 V 0.16 A draws minimal power
  • 3-wire connection enables speed monitoring
  • 12025 form factor fits standard mounts
  • Trusted SXDOOL brand since 2008

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What connector does the 3-wire fan need on my motherboard or power supply?

It uses a standard three-pin 12 V header, so you need an available 3-pin or 4-pin fan socket on the board or a Molex adapter from the PSU.

Will the 0.16 A draw overload an older 12 V rail on my existing power supply?

At 0.16 A the fan adds only a small load to the 12 V rail, well within the capacity of any standard ATX supply, even older units.

How can I confirm the 12025 fan is spinning correctly after installation?

Check the BIOS or monitoring software for a reported RPM signal from the third wire; a steady reading means the tachometer is working.

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