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Square black 80mm frame 25mm thick four-pin connector

SXDOOL

SXDOOL mf80251v3-1q03c-s9a 80mm 12V 1.01W 4-pin case fan

SKU CH-B2AW-BHPPM MPN mf80251v3-1q03c-s9a

An 80 mm PWM case fan with a 25 mm frame, 12 V power and a 4-pin connector for quiet, low-noise cooling

  • TypeCase Fan
  • Quiet 12 V PWM operation keeps noise low
  • Compact 80 × 80 × 25 mm frame fits tight cases
  • 4-pin connector enables precise speed control
  • Low 1.01 W draw reduces system power load

80mm PWM case fan for compact builds

The SXDOOL mf80251v3-1q03c-s9a is an 80mm square fan with a 25mm thickness designed for standard case mounting. It runs on 12V power and draws 1.01W through a 4-pin PWM connector that allows automatic speed control from the motherboard. The unit is supplied new and targets builders fitting cooling into tight chassis or liquid-cooling radiators.

1.01W headroom suits low-restriction airflow

At 1.01W the motor delivers modest static pressure suited to open mesh panels or single-radiator loops. It will struggle against dense fin stacks, multi-radiator stacks or heavily filtered intakes where higher-pressure fans are required. Buyers needing stronger push-through force for restrictive radiators or dust filters should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Quiet 12 V PWM operation keeps noise low
  • Compact 80 × 80 × 25 mm frame fits tight cases
  • 4-pin connector enables precise speed control
  • Low 1.01 W draw reduces system power load

Specifications

TypeCase Fan

Questions about this item

Will the 4-pin PWM interface on this 80mm fan let my older motherboard control its speed automatically?

Yes, the 4-pin connector provides a PWM signal wire so compatible motherboards can adjust fan speed based on temperature without manual intervention.

How can I confirm the fan is running at the correct 12V and 1.01W after installation?

Check the hardware monitoring section in BIOS or use software like HWMonitor to verify the fan reports a speed reading and draws approximately 1.01W on the 12V rail.

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