Fan Evercool 140x140x25 2Ball (1200 RPM) - EC14025L12BA

Evercool 140x140x25 2Ball EC14025L12BA is a classic 140 mm fan that focuses on long life and stable operation without excessive noise. At 1200 RPM, you get a good balance between airflow and noise, suitable for both cases and radiators if you are looking for something quieter. The bearing is 2 Ball Bearing, which means higher durability in horizontal mounting and better performance at higher temperatures. If you need a fan for 24/7 operation or for tighter cases with warmer air, this model is a logical choice.

What you get

The size 140 x 140 x 25 mm provides more surface area for the blades and thus a more serious airflow – we are talking about up to 68.23 CFM / 115.92 m3/h, which is more than enough for intake or exhaust in mid and larger cases. At the same time, the noise remains below 22.1 dBA, making it suitable if you are aiming for a quieter system. It operates on standard 12 V, with a consumption of about 3.36 W and current 0.28 A, making it completely hassle-free for any motherboard or fan hub with a 3-pin output. With MTBF 50000 hours, you can leave it running for years without thinking about replacement, especially important for systems that are not often turned off.

• Fan with standard size 140 mm, suitable for most modern PC cases and mounting positions.
• Bearing 2 Ball Bearing, which provides longer life and better stability under continuous load and horizontal mounting.
• Maximum speed 1200 RPM, providing a balanced profile between cooling and low vibrations.
• Airflow up to 68.23 CFM / 115.92 m3/h, sufficient for effectively bringing in or exhausting warm air from the system.
• Noise level below 22.1 dBA, making it suitable for quiet gaming configurations or office machines.
• Standard 3 PIN connector for easy connection to a motherboard or fan controller without the need for adapters.
• Reliability with MTBF 50000 hours and 6 months warranty from the manufacturer Evercool for basic peace of mind.

Who it is suitable for

This fan is a good choice if you are building a budget or mid-range build and looking for reliable cooling without unnecessary extras like RGB and complex controllers. It is suitable for cases and systems that run for long periods, including home servers and office machines, where silence and long life are more important than maximum airflow. If you are aiming for extreme overclocking or aggressive airflow with high speeds, you might want something faster and noisier.

The most sensible thing here is the combination of 140 mm format, 2 Ball Bearing bearing, and low noise at 1200 RPM – you get a stable, long-lasting fan that simply does its job without drama.