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SXDOOL PFR1212DHE 120×120×38 mm 12 V 5.2 A 7400 RPM 254 CFM 68.5 dB 4-pin case fan
A 120 × 120 × 38 mm case fan delivering 254 CFM at 7400 RPM with dual ball bearings and 4-pin PWM control
- High airflow of 254 CFM for rapid heat removal
- Dual ball bearings rated for 50000 hours of operation
- 4-pin PWM interface enables precise speed control
- 38 mm thick frame houses a powerful 7400 RPM motor
- Copper and aluminium heatsink material improves thermal transfer
High-Airflow 120 mm Case Fan
The Delta PFR1212DHE is a 120×120×38 mm fan built for computer cases that demand maximum airflow. It spins at 7400 RPM to move 254 CFM while drawing 5.2 A from a 12 V supply. Dual ball bearings and a 4-pin PWM interface provide speed control and a 50000-hour rated life.
Suited for High-Static-Pressure Cooling
This unit fits builders who need extreme airflow through restrictive radiators or dense heatsink stacks and can tolerate 68.5 dB of noise. It is not for silent PCs, low-power systems, or any build where a 38 mm thick fan exceeds the available clearance.
5.2 A Current Draw Requires Strong 12 V Rail
The fan demands 5.2 A at 12 V, far above typical case-fan headers. Verify that the motherboard header or fan controller can supply this current continuously; otherwise the fan will not reach rated speed or may trip protection circuits.
Highlights
- High airflow of 254 CFM for rapid heat removal
- Dual ball bearings rated for 50000 hours of operation
- 4-pin PWM interface enables precise speed control
- 38 mm thick frame houses a powerful 7400 RPM motor
- Copper and aluminium heatsink material improves thermal transfer
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and does the 4-pin cable need anything extra?
The package contains the 120 × 120 × 38 mm fan with its attached 4-pin PWM cable; no separate mounting screws or adapters are included.
Should I pick the 3.7 A or 5.2 A current rating for my build?
The fan draws a rated 3.7 A and can peak at 5.2 A, so ensure your motherboard header or fan controller can supply at least 5.2 A at 12 V.
How loud is 68.5 dB once the fan is running inside a case?
At full 7400 RPM the fan produces 68.5 dB, which is clearly audible through a typical side panel; PWM control lets you lower speed and noise when full airflow is not needed.
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