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Square black frame fan with four-pin connector and centre label

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SXDOOL PVA120G12U 120mm 12025 PWM case fan

SKU CH-8VQH-NMA8C

A 120 mm PWM case fan with a 25 mm frame, four-wire connector and 12 V 0.75 A power draw

  • Product typeCase Fan
  • 120 mm frame fits standard case mounts
  • 25 mm depth suits typical clearance
  • PWM 4-pin header enables speed control
  • 12 V 0.75 A rating delivers reliable airflow
  • Foxconn build quality supports continuous operation

Foxconn 120mm PWM case fan

The Foxconn PVA120G12U is a 120mm square frame case fan measuring 25mm thick. It runs on 12V DC at 0.75A and uses a 4-wire 4-pin PWM connector for speed control. This unit is built for standard chassis cooling positions.

Suits builders fitting a single 12025 PWM slot

It fits any case or cooler mount that accepts a 120mm x 120mm x 25mm fan with a 4-pin header. It is not suited for builds that require 3-pin voltage control only, smaller frame sizes, or thicker bay depths.

4-pin PWM connector decides compatibility

The 4-wire 4-pin interface is the single specification that determines whether this fan can be used. Your motherboard or fan controller must provide a matching 4-pin PWM header for full speed regulation.

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Price $15.99
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Specifications

Product
Product typeCase Fan

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 4-pin PWM connector to my motherboard and which orientation mistake should I avoid?

Align the keyed notch on the 4-pin plug with the tab on the motherboard header and press straight down; forcing it backwards bends the pins and disables speed control.

What part of the fan will wear out first and when should I plan to replace it?

The sleeve bearing inside the motor is the wear item; expect replacement when noise rises or RPM drops below the rated speed.

At what power draw does the fan hit its thermal limit during continuous operation?

The 12 V, 0.75 A rating sets the ceiling; sustained loads at that draw will eventually trigger the motor’s over-temperature protection.

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