SXDOOL PMD1209PMB1-A(2).GN 92mm 12V 12.5W 2-wire case fan
92 mm DC axial case fan delivering 120.2 CFM at 4900 RPM with ball-bearing motor and 12.5 W draw
- High airflow at 120.2 CFM for effective cooling
- 12 V DC input compatible with standard PC power supplies
- Ball bearing design for longer service life
- 4900 RPM delivers strong static pressure of 10.92 mm H₂O
- Compact 92 mm square frame fits tight case spaces
SXDOOL 92mm 12V DC case fan
This 92mm by 38mm axial fan runs on 12V DC and draws up to 1.04A at 12.5W. A brushless DC motor spins at 4900 RPM to move 120.2 CFM through a chassis. Ball bearings and automatic restart support continuous operation between 10°C and 70°C.
Best for high-airflow 92mm mounts
Builders who need maximum airflow in a standard 92mm cut-out will benefit from the 120.2 CFM rating and 10.92 mm H₂O static pressure. Systems that require quiet running should look elsewhere because the fan emits 57.6 dB(A) at full speed. The two-wire lead provides power only, so speed control or monitoring is not possible.
120.2 CFM airflow at 4900 RPM
The single figure that decides fit is the 120.2 CFM (3.40 m³/min) airflow delivered at 4900 RPM with 10.92 mm H₂O static pressure. This determines whether the cooler can move enough air through your heatsink or chassis restriction. Verify the 92mm by 38mm footprint and two-wire power interface match your mounting points and motherboard header.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 92mm x 92mm x 38mm frame with standard corner holes fit my case fan mounts?
The fan measures 92mm by 92mm by 38mm and uses the usual four-corner screw pattern found on 92mm case mounts.
How do I connect the two-wire lead to a motherboard or fan controller?
Plug the 2-wire 28AWG lead into a 12V DC header; the fan draws 1.04A at 12.5W, so ensure the header can supply that current.
When should I plan to replace the ball-bearing fan?
The ball bearing is rated for continuous operation between 10°C and 70°C; replace it if noise rises above 57.6 dB(A) or airflow drops below 120.2 CFM.
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