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SXDOOL GM1202PFV2-8 Sunon 2510 25x25x10mm 12V 0.5W Maglev Case Fan
A 25 × 25 × 10 mm maglev case fan running at 12 V, 0.5 W, 10000 RPM and 16 dB with a 5 cm two-wire lead
- TypeCase Fan
- Magnetic levitation motor runs smoothly for longer life
- 16 dB noise keeps builds ultra-quiet
- 12 V design works from 10 V to 16 V
- 10 000 RPM rated speed moves air in tight spaces
- 25 × 25 × 10 mm footprint fits micro chassis
Ultra-quiet 25 mm maglev fan
This 25 x 25 x 10 mm DC case fan uses a magnetic-levitation motor to deliver silent cooling in tight spaces. It runs on 12 V with a 10–16 V range and draws only 0.5 W at its rated 10000 rpm. The two-wire lead is 5 cm long with red-positive and black-negative conductors.
Ideal for compact chassis and low-noise builds
Suits small-form-factor PCs, thin clients or embedded boxes where a 25 mm frame fits and acoustic output must stay near 16 dB. It is not for systems that require PWM regulation, a tachometer signal or a larger mounting footprint.
10000 rpm fixed speed at 12 V
The fan spins at a single rated speed with no speed-control wire, so airflow is constant whenever power is applied. Verify that your header supplies 12 V and that the 5 cm lead reaches the connection point.
Highlights
- Magnetic levitation motor runs smoothly for longer life
- 16 dB noise keeps builds ultra-quiet
- 12 V design works from 10 V to 16 V
- 10 000 RPM rated speed moves air in tight spaces
- 25 × 25 × 10 mm footprint fits micro chassis
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 12 V maglev or a 5 V version for a tight 25 mm square?
This model is a 12 V maglev fan that runs from 10 to 16 V and fits a 25 mm square footprint.
What does the 10000 rpm rating mean for airflow and noise inside a case?
At 10000 rpm the maglev motor delivers high airflow while keeping noise to 16 dB.
The two-wire lead has no PWM — how is speed controlled?
Speed varies with the supplied voltage across the 10 to 16 V range.
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