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Zyvpee
Compact 40 x 15 mm case fan runs on 12 V at 0.14 A with a 2-pin connector and ball bearing for CPU cooler compatibility
The Zyvpee FD124015LL is a 40 by 15 millimetre case fan designed for CPU cooler compatibility. It operates on a 12 volt supply drawing 0.14 amps through a two pin connector. The unit uses a ball bearing and has no LED illumination.
This fan fits builders replacing a slim cooler fan or working inside compact enclosures where 40 millimetre mounting points exist. The low current draw suits low power headers. Buyers who need higher static pressure or larger frame sizes should look at something else.
At 12 volts and 0.14 amps the motor provides enough spin for modest heatsink airflow without overloading a standard two pin header. It runs out of capacity when tasked with dense fin stacks or high thermal loads that demand greater cubic feet per minute.
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | FD124015LL |
| Model | FD124015LL |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Compatibility | CPU Cooler |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 2 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | CPU Fan |
| Dimensions | 40 *15mm |
| Package Contents | refer to title |
The fan runs on a 12 V supply, so the header or adapter must deliver 12 V DC.
Yes, the 2-pin plug mates with the first two pins of a standard 3-pin or 4-pin header; the extra pins simply remain unused.
Check that the blades rotate smoothly, listen for quiet ball-bearing operation, and verify the current draw is near 0.14 A in the BIOS or monitoring software.
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