Zyvpee
Zyvpee 4710NL-04W-B30 PG1 120mm 25mm 2-wire case fan
120 mm ball-bearing case fan runs on 12 V at 0.32 A through a two-wire connector
- TypeCase Fan
- Bearing TypeBall
- Power Connector2 Wires
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- FeaturesPower Case Fan
- 120 mm frame fits standard case mounts
- 25 mm thickness matches common 12025 slots
- Ball bearing reduces friction for longer life
- 12 V 0.32 A draw keeps power use low
- Non-LED black design suits subtle builds
120 mm 2-wire case fan
The Zyvpee 4710NL-04W-B30 PG1 is a 120 mm square case fan built for standard DC power connections. It uses a two-wire lead that delivers 12 V at 0.32 A for straightforward integration into compatible chassis or cooling setups. The black frame and non-LED design keep the appearance neutral for any build theme.
Ball-bearing thermals and power
A ball bearing supports the rotor for consistent rotation and predictable airflow across the 120*25 mm frame. The fan draws 0.32 A at 12 V, resulting in modest power consumption during normal operation. Acoustic output remains low enough for typical desktop environments without additional damping measures.
Sustained-load behaviour
Under continuous duty the ball bearing maintains stable speed without the wear pattern seen in sleeve alternatives. The two-wire design means speed stays constant unless the supply voltage is changed externally. This makes the unit suitable for always-on cooling roles where variable control is not required.
Highlights
- 120 mm frame fits standard case mounts
- 25 mm thickness matches common 12025 slots
- Ball bearing reduces friction for longer life
- 12 V 0.32 A draw keeps power use low
- Non-LED black design suits subtle builds
Specifications
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | 4710NL-04W-B30 PG1 |
| Model | 4710NL-04W-B30 |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 2 Wires |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | Power Case Fan |
| Dimensions | 120*25MM |
Questions about this item
How do I install this 120mm 2-wire fan and what step do people often get wrong?
Mount the 120*25mm frame with four screws, then connect the two wires to a 12V DC header; the common mistake is reversing polarity because the leads lack a keyed connector.
What maintenance or replacement will this ball-bearing fan need later?
The ball bearing is sealed for life; no lubrication is required, so the fan runs until the bearing wears out and the unit is replaced.
What limit appears first when this 0.32A fan runs continuously?
At 12V the motor draws 0.32A, so the power header’s current rating is the first constraint under sustained load.
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