SXDOOL
SXDOOL YW07025012BM 70x25mm 12V .17A 3-Pin case fan
A 70 mm square, 25 mm thick case fan running on 12 V at 0.17 A with a 3-pin connector
- Compact 70 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
- 25 mm thickness matches standard mounting holes
- 12 V DC input works with common fan headers
- Low .17 A draw reduces power load
- 3‑Pin connector enables basic speed monitoring
SXDOOL 70mm 3-Pin Case Fan
The SXDOOL YW07025012BM is a 70mm square frame fan measuring 25mm thick. It runs on 12V DC at .17A and connects through a standard 3-Pin header. This size suits compact chassis, small-form-factor builds or replacement cooling in legacy enclosures where 70mm mounts are required.
Upgrade from smaller or failed 70mm fans
It replaces an existing 70x25mm unit that has become noisy or stopped spinning. The jump is worth it when the original fan uses the same 12V .17A rating and 3-Pin connector, allowing a direct swap without adapter cables or voltage changes. Builders needing larger airflow or PWM control should look elsewhere.
Steady airflow at fixed 12V input
Because the motor draws a constant .17A at 12V, rotational speed stays stable as long as the supply voltage holds. There is no PWM circuit to vary RPM, so acoustic output and cooling capacity remain consistent during prolonged operation rather than ramping up and down with short thermal spikes.
Highlights
- Compact 70 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
- 25 mm thickness matches standard mounting holes
- 12 V DC input works with common fan headers
- Low .17 A draw reduces power load
- 3‑Pin connector enables basic speed monitoring
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What mounting holes does the 70 mm frame use?
The fan has a square 70 mm frame with standard corner holes spaced for 70 mm fan mounts in cases or heatsinks.
How do I connect the 3-pin plug to a 12 V header?
Align the guide tab on the 3-pin connector with the notch on the motherboard or controller header and press straight down until seated.
When should the 0.17 A motor be replaced?
Replace the fan if blade wobble appears, startup becomes unreliable at 12 V, or bearing noise rises above the normal airflow sound.
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