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Vszerda RDH1225S 12V 0.40A 120x120x25mm 2-Wire Chassis Cooling Fan
A 120×120×25 mm brushless DC fan runs at 5500 RPM on 12 V and 0.40 A for chassis cooling
- Brushless DC motor runs quietly at 5500 RPM
- 12 V 0.40 A rating draws only 1 watt
- 120 x 120 x 25 mm fits standard chassis slots
- Two-pin connector enables quick drop-in replacement
- 365-day return window covers long-term peace of mind
Replacement 12 V chassis fan
The Vszerda RDH1225S is a 120 x 120 x 25 mm brushless DC fan that runs on 12 V at 0.40 A. It spins at 5500 RPM and connects with a 2-pin power lead. The unit is sold new and intended for swapping out a worn or noisy chassis cooler.
Best for direct 12 V two-pin headers
This fan suits builds that power cooling directly from a 12 V two-pin header without speed signalling. It will not work for systems that need PWM control, tachometer feedback or a three-pin or four-pin connector. Buyers who need variable-speed operation or a different mounting pattern should look elsewhere.
120 x 120 x 25 mm two-pin mount
The decisive specification is the 120 x 120 x 25 mm frame with a 2-pin power connector. If the chassis or heatsink uses that exact footprint and a two-pin header, the RDH1225S fits; otherwise it cannot be installed.
Highlights
- Brushless DC motor runs quietly at 5500 RPM
- 12 V 0.40 A rating draws only 1 watt
- 120 x 120 x 25 mm fits standard chassis slots
- Two-pin connector enables quick drop-in replacement
- 365-day return window covers long-term peace of mind
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the RDH1225S ship with mounting screws or do I need to supply my own?
Only the fan itself is included; standard 120 mm case screws must be purchased separately if your chassis does not already have them.
The listing shows a single 12 V 0.40 A version — is there any reason to look for a different voltage or speed?
This model is fixed at 12 V, 0.40 A and 5500 RPM; no alternative voltage or speed variants exist for the RDH1225S.
What does 5500 RPM actually deliver in a typical 120 mm case slot?
At 5500 RPM the fan moves a high volume of air through a standard 120 mm opening, making it suitable for CPU heatsinks or chassis exhaust where strong airflow is needed.
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