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Square 60mm black frame cooling fan with transparent blades and three-pin connector

SXDOOL

SXDOOL KDE1206PTV3 60mm case fan 12V 0.7W 3400RPM 18dBA 3-pin

SKU CH-YMW7-MSG2Q MPN KDE1206PTV3

A 60 mm case fan with magnetic bearing runs at 3400 RPM and 18 dBA on 12 V 0.7 W power

  • TypeCase Fan
  • Power Connector3 Pin
  • Magnetic bearing runs at 18 dBA for quiet operation
  • 3400 RPM airflow cools compact 60 mm builds
  • 7 W draw keeps 12 V systems efficient
  • 50000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency

Compact 60mm magnetic-bearing case fan

The SXDOOL KDE1206PTV3 is a 60mm square frame fan that runs at 3400RPM from a 12V three-pin header. Its magnetic suspension bearing and 0.7W draw keep operating noise to 18dBA while the manufacturer rates the motor for 50000 hours of continuous use. The 25mm thickness fits standard 6025 mounting points in small-form-factor chassis or peripheral coolers.

Suited to tight builds needing low-noise spot

Builders who need higher static pressure for dense radiators or larger airflow volumes for bigger cases should look elsewhere. The three-pin connector also means no PWM speed control, so systems that rely on automatic fan curves will not benefit from dynamic adjustment.

Highlights

  • Magnetic bearing runs at 18 dBA for quiet operation
  • 3400 RPM airflow cools compact 60 mm builds
  • 7 W draw keeps 12 V systems efficient
  • 50000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency

Specifications

TypeCase Fan
Power Connector3 Pin

Questions about this item

Does this 60mm fan need a 3-pin header on my motherboard or controller?

Yes, it uses a 3-pin power connector so you need a matching 3-pin header or an adapter.

Will the 18dBA noise level stay quiet if I run it at 12V alongside older 3-pin fans on the same header?

At 12V it spins at 3400RPM and produces 18dBA; mixing with older 3-pin fans on one header shares the voltage, so each fan may run slower and quieter.

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