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Zyvpee PSD1204PQBX-A 40x28mm 12V 8.4W 3-pin case fan
A 40 by 28 mm case fan with dual ball bearings and a 3 pin 12 V 8.4 W power connector
- TypeCase Fan
- Bearing Type2 Ball
- Power Connector3 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNo
- Dimensions40*28MM
- Compact 40×28 mm footprint fits tight chassis
- 2-ball bearing reduces wear for longer service life
- 12 V 8.4 W draw keeps power budget low
- 3-pin connector enables simple motherboard control
- Black frame with no LED suits stealth builds
Compact 40x28mm 12V Server Fan
The Zyvpee PSD1204PQBX-A is a 40 by 28 millimetre case fan designed for 12 volt DC operation. It draws 8.4 watts and connects via a standard three-pin power header. Dual ball bearings support continuous running in tight server or industrial chassis.
Suited for Slim 1U and Embedded Builds
This fan fits 1U rack units, compact network appliances and custom enclosures where a 40 millimetre frame is the maximum height. The three-pin connector provides basic speed reporting but no PWM control, so builders who need automatic temperature curves should look at a four-pin alternative.
8.4 Watt Power Draw at 12 Volts
The 8.4 watt rating at 12 volts is the single figure that determines whether the fan matches your thermal budget and power-header capacity. Verify that your board can supply the required current before installing the PSD1204PQBX-A in the target system.
Highlights
- Compact 40×28 mm footprint fits tight chassis
- 2-ball bearing reduces wear for longer service life
- 12 V 8.4 W draw keeps power budget low
- 3-pin connector enables simple motherboard control
- Black frame with no LED suits stealth builds
Specifications
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | PSD1204PQBX-A |
| Model | PSD1204PQBX-A |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Bearing Type | 2 Ball |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | No |
| Dimensions | 40*28MM |
Questions about this item
How do I mount the 40x28 mm 3-pin fan and what step do builders often miss?
Align the four corner holes with the chassis or heatsink brackets, insert the supplied screws through the fan frame first, then tighten into the mount; the step most often missed is checking that the 3-pin connector reaches the motherboard header without stretching the wires.
What maintenance will the dual-ball bearing 12 V 8.4 W fan need later?
The dual-ball bearing design is sealed for life, so no lubrication is required; if airflow drops, power off the system, remove the fan, and blow dust from the blades and frame with compressed air.
What limit appears first when the PSD1204PQBX-A runs continuously at full 12 V load?
The 8.4 W power draw sets the thermal ceiling; sustained operation at 12 V will hit the motor's rated temperature rise before any voltage or connector limit is reached.
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