SXDOOL
SXDOOL TT-1425 14 cm case fan 12 V .3 A 2000-2499 RPM 25-30 dBA
A 14 cm case fan with ball bearing, 12 V .3 A power, 2000-2499 RPM speed, 25-30 dBA noise and 80 cm MOLEX 4PIN cable
- 14 cm fan delivers 2000-2499 RPM airflow for effective case cooling
- Ball bearing design supports reliable long-term operation at 12 V .3 A
- Quiet 25-30 dBA noise level keeps system acoustics low under load
- MOLEX 4-pin connector ensures straightforward power connection to standard PSU
- 80 cm wire wrapped in net provides tidy cable routing inside chassis
14 cm 12 V case fan
The SXDOOL TT-1425 is a 140 mm chassis fan that runs on 12 V and draws 0.3 A. It uses a ball bearing and a four-pin Molex connector. The wire is covered with a wrapped net and measures 80 cm in length.
For direct Molex builds
This fan suits builders who want a straightforward 12 V Molex connection without PWM control. It is not for systems that require a three-pin or four-pin PWM header for automatic speed regulation.
2000 to 2499 RPM at 25 to 30 dBA
The fan spins between 2000 and 2499 RPM while producing 25 to 30 dBA of noise. This speed and sound range determines whether the airflow meets the cooling needs of the build.
Highlights
- 14 cm fan delivers 2000-2499 RPM airflow for effective case cooling
- Ball bearing design supports reliable long-term operation at 12 V .3 A
- Quiet 25-30 dBA noise level keeps system acoustics low under load
- MOLEX 4-pin connector ensures straightforward power connection to standard PSU
- 80 cm wire wrapped in net provides tidy cable routing inside chassis
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 4-pin MOLEX connector and what step is often missed?
Plug the MOLEX 4PIN firmly into the PSU until it clicks; the step many miss is routing the 80CM wire-wrapped net away from other cables so the fan cannot snag on a loose lead.
What maintenance will the ball-bearing fan need later?
The ball bearing is sealed and does not require lubrication; if noise rises above the 25-30 dBA range after long use, replace the whole TT-1425 unit.
At what RPM does the fan hit its thermal limit under sustained load?
Sustained operation at the top of the 2000-2499 RPM range is the practical limit; beyond that the motor draws more than the rated .3 A at 12 V and temperature rises sharply.
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