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Zyvpee
80 mm case fan with ball bearing, 12 V .45 A draw and two-pin connector
The Zyvpee FD128025EB-N is an 80mm case fan built for standard 12V DC operation. It draws 0.45A through a two-pin power connector. The frame measures 80 by 25mm and uses a ball bearing. No LED lighting is fitted.
The ball bearing supports continuous rotation at the rated voltage. Power draw stays at 0.45A on the 12V line. Acoustic output will reflect the bearing type and the 80 by 25mm form factor under normal case airflow.
The two-pin connector plugs directly into a matching header on the motherboard or a fan controller. The 80 by 25mm footprint suits cases designed for 80mm mount points. No RGB headers or PWM lines are required, leaving those connections free for other components.
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | FD128025EB-N |
| Model | FD128025EB-N |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Compatibility | Case |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 2 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | No |
| Features | DC Case Fan |
| Dimensions | 80*25mm |
Mount the 80 by 25 millimetre frame using four screws through the corner holes, then plug the 2-pin connector into a 12 volt motherboard header or fan controller; the mistake is reversing the polarity because the 2-pin plug lacks a keyed guide.
The sealed ball bearing is lubricated for life and requires no re-oiling; if noise or vibration appears after years of 12 volt .45 amp operation, the entire fan must be replaced as bearings are not user-serviceable.
The .45 amp draw is fixed by the motor design, so the limit appears immediately — the fan will always pull .45 amps at 12 volts, and any header or controller rated below that current will trip or overheat first.
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