SXDOOL
SXDOOL T13525-YF28 135mm 25mm 2800RPM 2PIN case fan
135 mm axial case fan spinning at 2800 RPM with a 2-pin power connector and a 50000-hour rated lifespan
- Fan Counts1 Fan
- TypeCase Fan
- Fan Size135mm
- Fan Thickness25mm
- RPM2800RPM
- 135 mm frame fits wider case mounts
- 25 mm thickness matches standard slot depth
- 2800 RPM delivers strong airflow for cooling
- 2-pin connector powers fan from motherboard header
- 50000 hour rated life supports long-term operation
135 mm 2-pin case fan
The SXDOOL T13525-YF28 is a 135 mm by 25 mm axial fan designed for computer chassis airflow. It runs at 2800 RPM from a 12 V DC supply drawing 0.50 A through a 2-pin power connector. The plastic frame and blades are rated for 50000 hours of operation.
Suits fixed-speed 135 mm mounts
This unit fits cases and heatsinks that accept a 135 mm fan with a two-wire power header. It is not suitable for builds that require PWM speed control, smaller or larger mounting holes, or a thinner profile than 25 mm.
2-pin fixed-speed interface
The 2-pin connector delivers constant 12 V power without a tachometer or PWM line, so the fan always spins at 2800 RPM. Motherboards or controllers that need a third or fourth wire for monitoring or regulation cannot use this model.
Highlights
- 135 mm frame fits wider case mounts
- 25 mm thickness matches standard slot depth
- 2800 RPM delivers strong airflow for cooling
- 2-pin connector powers fan from motherboard header
- 50000 hour rated life supports long-term operation
Specifications
| Brand | be quiet! |
|---|---|
| Fan Counts | 1 Fan |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Fan Size | 135mm |
| Fan Thickness | 25mm |
| RPM | 2800RPM |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 2PIN T13525-YF28 fan in my case, and what step do people often miss?
Mount the 135mm frame using the four corner holes, plug the 2PIN connector onto a 12V motherboard header, and verify the arrow on the housing matches airflow direction — many forget to check blade orientation.
What maintenance or replacement will the T13525-YF28 need after extended use?
The sleeve-bearing motor is rated for 50000 hrs; after that interval expect rising noise or reduced RPM, so plan to replace the entire fan unit rather than lubricate it.
What limit appears first when the 2800RPM fan runs continuously under load?
Continuous operation at 2800RPM will reach the 50000 hrs bearing life limit before thermal throttling becomes a concern, making motor wear the primary long-term constraint.
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