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Square black 70 mm case fan with four-pin PWM connector

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Fans DS07025T12U 70mm 7025 DC 12V .7A 4-pin PWM case fan

SKU CH-675C-KTPRG

A 70 mm case fan with 4-pin PWM control runs on 12 V and draws .7 A

  • PWM control adjusts speed automatically
  • 12 V DC power fits standard headers
  • 70 mm frame suits compact builds
  • 4-pin connector enables motherboard monitoring

DS07025T12U 70 mm 4-pin PWM case fan

This 70 mm case fan runs on 12 V DC and draws .7 A through a standard 4-pin PWM connector. The 7025 frame fits common mounting points and the PWM signal allows the motherboard to adjust speed based on temperature. It is supplied as a single unit for direct replacement or additional airflow.

Suits builds needing a 70 mm PWM fan

Buyers who require a larger diameter fan, a 3-pin voltage-controlled model or a multi-fan kit should look at other options. Systems that need higher static pressure or a different voltage are not addressed by this unit.

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Price $9.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Do I need a 4-pin PWM header on my motherboard to control this DS07025T12U fan?

Yes, the fan uses a 4-pin PWM connector and requires a matching header on the motherboard for speed control.

Will the .7 A current draw of this 70 mm fan exceed the typical 1 A limit of a single motherboard fan header?

No, at .7 A the fan stays well within the common 1 A per header rating, so it can run safely on a standard motherboard fan header.

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