SXDOOL
SXDOOL I12T12MS1A5-57A07 12V 0.5A 5600RPM 34DBA case fan
12 V case fan spins at 5600 RPM with hydraulic bearings and 34 dBA noise
- TypeCase Fan
- Runs at 5600 RPM for strong airflow
- Hydraulic Process Bearings reduce friction and wear
- 4-wire 4-pin connector enables PWM speed control
- 6 W power draw keeps energy use low
- 34 dBA noise rating suits quiet builds
12V 4-pin case fan
The SXDOOL I12T12MS1A5-57A07 is a 12V 0.5A case fan designed for industrial chassis cooling. It uses hydraulic process bearings and a 4-wire 4-pin connector for speed control. Rated at 6W, it spins at 5600±5%RPM with a noise output of 34DBA.
Upgrade from 3-pin or sleeve-bearing fans
This fan replaces 3-pin units that lack PWM control or sleeve-bearing models that wear faster. The jump is worth it when you need precise speed regulation and longer bearing life in a 12V mounting position.
Suits builders needing PWM control
It suits builders who want a 4-pin fan with hydraulic process bearings for consistent airflow. Buyers who need a different voltage, connector type, or lower acoustic profile should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Runs at 5600 RPM for strong airflow
- Hydraulic Process Bearings reduce friction and wear
- 4-wire 4-pin connector enables PWM speed control
- 6 W power draw keeps energy use low
- 34 dBA noise rating suits quiet builds
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What clearance does the 4-pin connector need on a 12 V header?
The 4-wire 4-pin plug fits a standard PWM header; allow a few millimetres behind the fan for the cable bend so the latch seats fully.
Which way do the arrows on the frame point when mounting the hydraulic-bearing fan?
Arrows show airflow direction — point them toward the interior for intake or toward the exhaust vent; the 5600 RPM rating assumes the correct orientation.
How often should the hydraulic process bearings be checked for dust buildup?
Inspect every six to twelve months; use low-pressure air to clear fins so the 34 dBA noise level and 5600 RPM speed stay consistent.
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