SXDOOL
SXDOOL pla12025b12hh-lv 120mm 12V 3000-3499 RPM 3/4 Pin Case Fan
120 mm chassis fan with ball bearing spins at 3000-3499 RPM on 12 V via 3- or 4-pin connector
- TypeCase Fan
- RPM3000-3499 RPM
- Power Connector3 / 4 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- High airflow from 3000-3499 RPM operation
- Ball bearing design for long-lasting reliability
- Flexible 3/4 pin connector fits most motherboards
- 64 cm cable length eases routing in large cases
- 12 V 0.50 A draw keeps power use low
120 mm PWM case fan
The SXDOOL pla12025b12hh-lv is a 120 mm case fan built around a ball-bearing motor rated for 3000 to 3499 RPM at 12 V. It accepts both 3-pin and 4-pin PWM headers and ships with a 64 cm cable for flexible routing in standard chassis layouts. The matte black frame carries no LED lighting.
Replacing fixed-speed or sleeve-bearing fans
This unit upgrades older 120 mm fans that run at a single speed or use sleeve bearings which wear faster under continuous load. The PWM interface lets the motherboard scale RPM to actual thermal demand, cutting noise when the system idles. The jump is worth it when a build needs tighter temperature control without manual fan curves.
Builders needing reliable airflow without lighting
The fan suits air-cooled towers, radiator push-pull setups, or PSU exhaust positions where a 0.50 A draw at 12 V fits existing fan headers. It is not for buyers who want addressable RGB illumination, ultra-low RPM operation below 3000 RPM, or a shorter cable for compact ITX cases.
Highlights
- High airflow from 3000-3499 RPM operation
- Ball bearing design for long-lasting reliability
- Flexible 3/4 pin connector fits most motherboards
- 64 cm cable length eases routing in large cases
- 12 V 0.50 A draw keeps power use low
Specifications
| Type | Case Fan |
|---|---|
| RPM | 3000-3499 RPM |
| Power Connector | 3 / 4 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
Questions about this item
Does the 120mm frame with 12025 dimensions fit standard 120mm case mounts?
Yes, the 120mm frame matches standard 120mm mounting holes used on most cases and radiators.
How do I connect the 3/4 pin connector to a motherboard or fan controller?
Plug the 4-pin PWM header into a motherboard fan header for speed control; the 3-pin subset works on older headers but runs at full 3000-3499 RPM.
When should the ball-bearing fan be cleaned or replaced?
Clean dust from blades every 6-12 months; replace if noise increases or RPM drops below the 3000-3499 range after cleaning.
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