Fan TITAN TFD-3007M12S — 30×30×7 mm, 12 V, 8000 RPM, 2.56 cfm, 21 dB (high speed), black

TITAN TFD-3007M12S is a compact 30×30×7 mm DC cooling fan designed for localized ventilation in small enclosures, electronic devices and compact PC builds. The fan operates from a 12 V 3-pin motherboard connector, reaches up to 8000 RPM and delivers up to 2.56 cfm of airflow while maintaining a noise level below 21 dB(A) at high speed. Its sleeve bearing and modest current draw make it suitable for continuous operation in space-constrained applications where steady airflow and low acoustic impact are important.

Advantages

The fan’s small footprint and thin 7 mm profile enable installation in tight spaces where larger fans cannot fit. Running at up to 8000 RPM provides noticeable airflow for cooling components such as control boards, VRMs, small heatsinks and compact chassis areas. With a noise rating under 21 dB(A) and a power consumption below 1 W, the fan balances cooling performance and low energy use. The standard 3-pin 12 V connector ensures compatibility with most motherboard fan headers and controllers.

Suitable for

• Cooling small-form-factor PCs and mini-ITX cases
• Ventilation of electronic enclosures and instrument housings
• Spot cooling for circuit boards, chips and power modules
• Replacement in compact OEM devices and system repairs

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 30 × 30 × 7 mm
• Rated voltage: 12 V DC (3-pin connector)
• Maximum speed: 8000 RPM
• Maximum airflow: 2.56 cfm
• Noise level: <21 dB(A) at high speed
• Current consumption: 0.08 A
• Power consumption: 0.96 W
• Bearing type: sleeve bearing
• Approximate product life: 25,000 hours
• Colour: black

How to use

Mount the fan in the intended position using screws or compatible clips that match the 30×30 mm mounting footprint, ensuring correct airflow direction toward the area to be cooled. Connect the 3-pin cable to a 12 V compatible motherboard header or fan controller; the third pin provides tachometer output for RPM monitoring where supported. Verify the polarity and seating of the connector before powering the system. For initial setup, monitor RPM and acoustic level to confirm the fan operates within expected parameters.

Usage recommendations

Place the fan where it can draw in or exhaust air without obstruction, and avoid routing cables across the intake or outlet. Maintain a moderate operating environment free of excessive dust and moisture; periodic cleaning with compressed air will help sustain airflow and extend service life. Since this model uses a sleeve bearing, consider applications with primarily horizontal shaft orientation for longer bearing life and replace the unit after approximately 25,000 hours of continuous operation.