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Zyvpee KDE1209PTVX 92×25 mm 12 V 7.0 W 4-pin case fan
92 mm maglev case fan runs at 12 V and 7.0 W with a 4-pin PWM connector
- TypeCPU Cooler Fan
- Bearing TypeMaglev
- Power Connector4 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- FeaturesCPU Cooling
- Maglev bearing reduces friction for quieter operation
- 12 V 7.0 W power draw keeps energy use low
- 4-pin PWM connector enables precise speed control
- 92 × 25 mm frame fits standard 92 mm mounts
- Non-LED black design suits understated builds
Zyvpee KDE1209PTVX 92 mm Maglev Fan
The Zyvpee KDE1209PTVX is a 92 mm square case fan built for CPU cooler mounting. It targets builders who need a compact 12 V airflow device with a four-pin PWM connector. The maglev bearing aims to reduce friction in tight chassis layouts.
12 V 7.0 W Thermal Profile
Operating at 12 volts and 7.0 watts, the fan draws modest power from a standard motherboard header. The maglev bearing is designed to keep acoustic output low during typical CPU cooling loads. No RPM or static pressure figures are supplied for reference.
Four-Pin PWM Control Included
The 4-pin connector enables motherboard speed control without extra adapters or cables. No RGB lighting, controllers or mounting screws are mentioned in the data. Buyers who need bundled hardware or software suites should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Maglev bearing reduces friction for quieter operation
- 12 V 7.0 W power draw keeps energy use low
- 4-pin PWM connector enables precise speed control
- 92 × 25 mm frame fits standard 92 mm mounts
- Non-LED black design suits understated builds
Specifications
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | KDE1209PTVX |
| Model | KDE1209PTVX |
| Type | CPU Cooler Fan |
| Bearing Type | Maglev |
| Power Connector | 4 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | CPU Cooling |
| Dimensions | 92*25MM |
Questions about this item
How do I mount the 92×25 mm frame and where does the 4-pin connector plug in?
Screw the fan into the 92 mm hole pattern on your case or heatsink, then push the 4-pin plug onto the motherboard CPU_FAN header so PWM control works.
What part will need replacement first on the maglev bearing unit?
The maglev bearing is the only moving part; when it eventually wears, the whole fan must be replaced as no user-serviceable components exist.
What thermal or electrical limit appears first during continuous 12 V 7.0 W operation?
The motor is rated for 7.0 W at 12 V; sustained full-speed running will hit that power ceiling before any other component reaches its limit.
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