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Vszerda RDH1225S case fan 120x120x25mm 12V 0.40A 5500RPM 2-pin
120 mm brushless chassis fan spins at 5500 RPM on 12 V and 0.40 A with a 2-pin connector
- 120 mm frame fits standard case mounts
- 25 mm thickness clears most chassis layouts
- 12 V brushless motor runs at 5500 RPM
- 40 A draw keeps power use low at 1 W
- 2-pin connector plugs straight into motherboard headers
120 mm brushless chassis fan
The Vszerda RDH1225S is a 120 x 120 x 25 mm brushless DC fan designed for chassis cooling. It runs on 12 V and draws 0.40 A, spinning at 5500 RPM. The two-pin connector supplies power without speed reporting.
Replacement cooling for standard mounts
This fan suits builders replacing a failed 120 mm unit in a case, CPU cooler or other 12 V two-pin header. It does not suit systems that require PWM control, tachometer feedback or a different voltage.
5500 RPM fixed speed
The single specification that decides fit is the fixed 5500 RPM speed on a two-pin connector. Buyers needing variable speed or lower noise should look at PWM models instead.
Highlights
- 120 mm frame fits standard case mounts
- 25 mm thickness clears most chassis layouts
- 12 V brushless motor runs at 5500 RPM
- 40 A draw keeps power use low at 1 W
- 2-pin connector plugs straight into motherboard headers
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the Vszerda RDH1225S is spinning at the rated 5500 RPM after installation?
Connect the 2-pin connector to a 12 V header, power on the system, and verify the fan reaches 5500 RPM using BIOS hardware monitoring or a software utility.
What is included with the Vszerda RDH1225S and what must be purchased separately?
The box contains the 120x120x25 mm brushless DC fan with a 2-pin power lead; mounting screws and any fan-speed controller are not included.
Which version of the RDH1225S should I choose for a standard 120 mm chassis mount?
The single listed model RDH1225S fits a 120x120x25 mm cut-out, runs on 12 V at 0.40 A, and delivers 5500 RPM — select this version for direct replacement.
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