Zyvpee
Zyvpee RDM1225S 120mm 25mm 12V .23A 2-pin sleeve case fan
120 mm sleeve-bearing case fan spins at 1600-1999 RPM with a 2-pin 12 V connector
- TypeCase Fan
- Bearing Typesleeve bearing
- RPM1600-1999 RPM
- Power Connector2 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- 120 mm frame fits standard case mounts
- 25 mm thickness suits common chassis slots
- 12 V 0.23 A draw keeps power use low
- 1 600–1 999 RPM range moves air steadily
- sleeve bearing runs quietly for daily use
Zyvpee RDM1225S 120mm sleeve fan
The Zyvpee RDM1225S is a 120mm by 25mm case fan designed for standard chassis cooling. It runs on 12V DC power drawing 0.23A and connects via a two-pin header. The black frame carries no lighting and uses a sleeve bearing for operation between 1600 and 1999 RPM.
Suits basic airflow builds without PWM control
Builders who need a simple exhaust or intake fan on a two-pin header will find it fits. Systems that require variable speed curves, fan-stop modes or quieter bearing types should look at other options.
Mounts in any 120mm slot with two-pin power
The 120*25mm footprint aligns with common case and radiator mounts. A free two-pin header on the motherboard or a fan hub supplies power. No additional controllers or adapters are needed for basic operation.
Highlights
- 120 mm frame fits standard case mounts
- 25 mm thickness suits common chassis slots
- 12 V 0.23 A draw keeps power use low
- 1 600–1 999 RPM range moves air steadily
- sleeve bearing runs quietly for daily use
Specifications
| Brand | 3ccooler.com |
|---|---|
| Series | RDM1225S |
| Model | RDM1225S |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Bearing Type | sleeve bearing |
| RPM | 1600-1999 RPM |
| Power Connector | 2 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Dimensions | 120*25mm |
Questions about this item
Does my case have a 120 mm by 25 mm mounting area and a 12 V two-pin header for this RDM1225S fan?
Yes, the fan measures 120 by 25 mm and uses a 12 V 0.23 A two-pin connector, so it fits standard 120 mm mounts and two-pin headers.
Will the 1600 to 1999 RPM range of this sleeve-bearing fan overwhelm an older motherboard header rated for lower current?
The fan draws only 0.23 A at 12 V, well within the capability of most legacy two-pin headers, so it should run safely alongside older hardware.
How can I confirm the RDM1225S is spinning correctly after installation?
Check that the blades rotate smoothly within the 1600 to 1999 RPM range and that airflow moves steadily through the case without vibration or noise.
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