SXDOOL AD1212LB-A7BGL 12025 case fan 12V 0.24A
120 mm case fan with double ball bearing, 4-pin PWM control and 500-2000 RPM speed range
- Bearing designBall
- Power input connector4 Pin
- LED lightingNon-LED
- Product typeCase Fan
- Product colorBlack
- Double ball bearing for long service life
- PWM 4-pin control adjusts 500-2000 RPM ±5%
- 12 V 0.24 A draws little power
- 20 cm 2510-4P cable reaches motherboard headers
- 160 g lightweight frame eases case mounting
ADDA 12025 double-ball case fan
The ADDA AD1212LB-A7BGL is a 12 cm case fan built with a double ball bearing for extended service life. It runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.24 A through a standard 4-pin PWM connector. The 20 cm lead reaches most motherboard headers without strain. Black frame and blades keep the look neutral inside any chassis.
Suited for PWM-controlled cooling slots
Builders who want temperature-based speed control from 500 to 2000 RPM ±5% will find the 4-wire interface matches modern motherboard headers. The double ball bearing tolerates continuous operation and horizontal mounting better than sleeve alternatives. Buyers who need addressable RGB lighting or a 3-pin voltage-only header should look elsewhere.
2510 4-pin connector decides fit
The fan terminates in a 2510-4P plug that fits standard PWM fan headers on desktop boards. Verify that the header supplies 12 V and reads the tachometer signal before ordering. No adapters or alternative connectors are included in the package.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Case Fan |
| Product color | Black |
| Power | |
| Power input connector | 4 Pin |
| Size & build | |
| Bearing design | Ball |
| More details | |
| LED lighting | Non-LED |
Questions about this item
How do I install the AD1212LB-A7BGL and what is the step people get wrong?
Mount the 12025 fan using four screws, then plug the 2510-4P connector into a motherboard 4-pin header; the step often missed is enabling PWM control in BIOS so the 500-2000 RPM range actually responds to temperature.
What maintenance or replacement will this double ball bearing fan need later?
The double ball bearing is rated for long life; expect only occasional dust removal from blades and heatsink fins, with full replacement only if noise or vibration appears after years of continuous 12 V 0.24 A operation.
What limit shows up first under sustained use at 2000 RPM?
At maximum speed the 0.24 A draw and airflow produce the most audible noise; thermal throttling of the motor is not reached before the acoustic limit becomes noticeable in a quiet case.
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