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Zyvpee KD1204PKV1 40×20 mm 12 V 1.2 W 2-pin maglev case fan
A 40 mm × 20 mm maglev case fan running at 1600-1999 RPM on 12 V with a 2-pin connector
- TypeCPU Cooler Fan
- Bearing TypeMaglev
- RPM1600-1999 RPM
- Power Connector2 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- Maglev bearing reduces friction for longer life
- 12 V 1.2 W draw keeps power use low
- 1600–1999 RPM range suits tight 40 mm builds
- Two-pin connector fits standard 12 V headers
- Compact 40×20 mm frame installs in slim cases
Zyvpee KD1204PKV1 40×20 mm fan
The Zyvpee KD1204PKV1 is a 40 mm square case fan with a 20 mm thickness. It runs on 12 V power and draws 1.2 W through a two-pin connector. The maglev bearing supports speeds between 1600 and 1999 RPM. This compact cooler suits tight builds that need a small form-factor airflow solution.
Two-pin power and maglev bearing
The two-pin connector delivers fixed 12 V supply without pulse-width modulation control. The maglev bearing reduces mechanical friction compared with sleeve or ball alternatives. No LED lighting is fitted, keeping the frame plain black. The physical photos show the exact item you will receive.
Builders fitting 40 mm mounts only
This fan fits only 40 mm mounting holes with 20 mm clearance. Systems requiring PWM speed control, larger diameters or RGB illumination cannot use it. Buyers who need variable fan curves or higher static pressure should look at other models.
Highlights
- Maglev bearing reduces friction for longer life
- 12 V 1.2 W draw keeps power use low
- 1600–1999 RPM range suits tight 40 mm builds
- Two-pin connector fits standard 12 V headers
- Compact 40×20 mm frame installs in slim cases
Specifications
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | KD1204PKV1 |
| Model | KD1204PKV1 |
| Type | CPU Cooler Fan |
| Bearing Type | Maglev |
| RPM | 1600-1999 RPM |
| Power Connector | 2 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Dimensions | 40*20MM |
Questions about this item
How long before the maglev bearing in the KD1204PKV1 needs replacement?
The maglev bearing has no physical contact, so it typically outlasts sleeve or ball bearings and rarely requires replacement under normal use.
What stops the fan from spinning faster than 1999 RPM under sustained load?
The motor is rated for a maximum of 1999 RPM, so voltage and firmware limit it to that ceiling even during continuous operation.
How much heat does the 1.2 W motor add to the case after hours of running?
At 1.2 W the motor contributes very little waste heat, and the 40 × 20 mm frame dissipates it quickly, keeping case temperatures virtually unchanged.
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