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Fans RDL1225S 12V 0.18A 12025 12cm case fan

SKU CH-ZEKX-DP2F1

12 cm case fan runs at 12 V and 0.18 A for quiet chassis cooling

  • 12 V power for stable operation
  • 18 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 120 mm frame fits standard case mounts
  • Quiet running suits noise-sensitive builds

Purpose and audience

The Fans RDL1225S is a 12 V, 0.18 A chassis fan designed for standard 120 mm mounting points. It suits builders who need basic airflow for a desktop case or a replacement unit in existing cooling setups.

Practical limits of the interface

The fan draws power from a typical 12 V header, so it cannot run from a 5 V or PWM-only connector without an adapter. Its fixed-speed design means airflow stays constant and cannot be adjusted through motherboard fan curves.

How it compares

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Price $13.99
Cheaper than about 70% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Which version of the RDL1225S should I choose for a 12 V fan header?

The RDL1225S is a single 12 V model rated at .18 A, so it connects directly to any standard 12 V chassis fan header without needing a different voltage variant.

What does the .18 A rating mean once the fan is installed in a PC?

At .18 A on a 12 V header the fan draws modest current, providing quiet cooling for typical case airflow while staying well within the header's current limit.

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