12V DC 120mm 120x120x25mm Cooling Fan 2Pin 2Wire 1600RPM 2-Pack | Durable 2-Pin XH2.54 Connector Easy to Install Versatile for Computer PSU RV Refrigerator Amplifier

WORKS EVEN AFTER I BROKE A BLADE I SUPER GLUED IT AND IT IS STILL WORKING GREAT DOES SOUND LIKE A HELICOPTER BUT BLOWS HARD ENOUGH TO FEEL IT IN THE TRUCK WITH WINDOWS DOWN AND ON THE HIGHWAY

I purchased these fans to use in my amp rack, to keep all my power equipment running cool. These put out an awesome amount of air for a smaller fan. They're also very quiet! They aren't as loud as the built in fan on the 20,000 watt cap I have! I've uploaded a photo of the amp rack before I have them installed. I will update it when I get them all installed. I have purchased some more after seeing how well these worked. I will have 12 fans in total, by the time I am through. I totally appreciate all the great customer service from this company! They are easy to work with and very honest and reliable. I would HIGHLY recommend buying from them. Hands down, one of the better sellers on Amazon!

both fans combined doesn't equal the air volume as the noisy original fan in our RV fridge. A lot of folks complain about the noisy exhaust fan in RV fridges located in the slideout, including me. When I removed the original fan and compared it to these two new ones it was definitely louder but a lot stronger. I also noticed depending on how it sat on my work bench the noise would be louder. I decided to relocated the original fan from the metal mount on the back of the fridge and mount it to the wood framing near the original location and most of the noise disappered. I went ahead and mounted the two new fans to the metal bar the original was on since they had lower volume and less vibration and with all three going you can barely hear them. Now our fridge cools quicker and pulls the temp down lower with barely a sound.

I used these fans to replace/improve what my Grand Design used for a refrigerator cooling fan. The stock set up only uses 1 fan at the bottom access panel which blows up over the heating tubes. It is a smaller fan and would run all the time on warmer days and the refrigerator would not be able to keep up and would not hold below 40 degrees. I replaced the bottom fan pointing up with one of these and wired another one at the top of the freezer access panel pointing out to help purge the hot air from the space behind the refrigerator. I tied both fans to the same switch wire so they kick on at the same time; no need to reinvent the wheel here. I will say that the refrigerator holds below 40 degrees in warm weather now and you can feel the hot air getting pushed out from the access panel behind the refrigerator now. I'm glad I spent the time making this small improvement which makes a big difference.

These are used as the house battery cooling fans on an Airstream Atlas. The stock fans are noisy with an ear-splitting whine. These are far better but almost get 4 stars because they still are not as quiet as Noctua fans. The problem with Noctuas is they are either 3- or 4-wire and that's a sensor to turn them on or off. These are 2 wire like the stock fans. Replacement was simple: snap out the panel with the fans (it has clips), cut power (I pulled the fuse), open up the connectors to the power source and pull the fans' wires out. Unscrew the fans. Attach the new where the old were, using the same screws. Clip off the connector--you don't need it--and strip the wires back about 1/3". Insert the black wires into the connector with the black source wire, and the other two into the other connector. I'd restore power before closing the panel--air should be blowing the chamber, not out into the living space. If it's right, close it up and enjoy a quieter fan! I do have some extra Noctua isolators I'm going to try to see if they help even more.

Fans worked and were within specs.

Using them to circulate air in Dometic RV fridge. Internet says it will help, we shall see. I drilled holes through mini binder clips to secure the fans to the fins in the fridge using the included screws and wired them to the fridge light outlet. My fridge light receives constant 12v power even when the fridge is turned off, so I removed the non-working light switch and installed a rocker switch to control the fans when the fridge is turned on and not run them pointlessly when the fridge is turned off. The fans are near silent when held in the hand but make a humming noise when attached to the fins. Can't hear it when the door is closed. The 120mm fans were a bit bigger than the fins, so I opted for the 90mm ones. Fairly easy install once I decided how to handle the power supply. PS - I also installed a different fan ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08P1S5DBN?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share) that blows air up the vent stack on the outside of the trailer. I do think this helps bring the temp down of the fins inside the fridge. Hopefully circulating the air inside the fridge will be another improvement.

They are fairly cheap… so… can’t complain too much. However, if you want higher quality, you’ll have to pay a higher price. They do what they advertised to do, but started having issues less than 6 months in. Grinding noises intermittently. Failed after 11 months. Granted, I had them going 24/7 on medium in an air conditioned, dry space. Your mileage may vary.

These fans feel more powerful at moving and pushing air per measure of noise than the stock fans on the ASIC I installed them on. Their noise is very regular and reasonable for the speed.

I bought a brand new Dometic CFX3 35 refrigerated cooler for travelling and the condenser fan was defective. Stopped working 2 weeks after I purchased it. Fan over current which means the condenser fan was defective and burnt out. Dometic is known to be a nightmare dealing with defective products and who knows how long it would of taken to get this sorted out! I decided to fix it myself and ordered a 2 pack of these fans for $20 dollars. Fairly easy to replace although the connectors had to be changed to accommodate the new fan. It’s a tad louder than the original but works flawlessly and avoiding the Dometic nightmare was key! Been running for a month no issues. Just be sure to use the right size and max amp draw or close. Very happy with the purchase and not dealing with Dometic.

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I’ve been using this 12V DC Fan (120x120x25mm) for almost 3 years continuously, and I’m genuinely impressed with its reliability and performance. I use it to cool my Rogers modem, which tends to overheat during the summer, and this fan has kept it running smoothly without interruption. The fan is surprisingly quiet, even after all this time, and it delivers strong, steady airflow. Despite running almost non-stop, it hasn’t lost power or made any unusual noise—truly a testament to its build quality and efficiency. If you’re looking for a durable, quiet, and effective cooling solution, this fan is an excellent choice. Highly recommended for electronics cooling or ventilation needs.

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