Any info on this fan?

It was pulled from a Cooler Master XDream II (HAC-L82) when I replaced it with a Sanyo-Denki. It has two sets of codes on the back. Top one is: MGT8012MS-A25 and bottom one is: A8025-22CB-3AN-PI. I Googled it trying to look up some specs on it (mainly how much air it pushes), because it is extremely quiet, and I was thinking about replacing a case fan with it. The only thing I found was some German site with a dead link on it. Anybody out there know anything about this fan?

douglasb said:

It was pulled from a Cooler Master XDream II (HAC-L82) when I replaced it with a Sanyo-Denki. It has two sets of codes on the back. Top one is: MGT8012MS-A25 and bottom one is: A8025-22CB-3AN-PI. I Googled it trying to look up some specs on it (mainly how much air it pushes), because it is extremely quiet, and I was thinking about replacing a case fan with it. The only thing I found was some German site with a dead link on it. Anybody out there know anything about this fan?

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I think it may be a mechatronics fan. The majority of the part numbers match up to the second number.

Mechatronics DC Part Number System

That's a hard one... I've come up with two names searching in google for "MGT8012MS". One is "magic", the other is "Coolermaster". Couldn't find anything else... If I understand things correct it was taken from a Coolermaster case. My guess would be coolermaster, but I can't find any more info.

DaWiper said:

That's a hard one... I've come up with two names searching in google for "MGT8012MS". One is "magic", the other is "Coolermaster". Couldn't find anything else... If I understand things correct it was taken from a Coolermaster case. My guess would be coolermaster, but I can't find any more info.

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That's the same info I found through Google. The XDream II is a CPU cooler. Not sure if this fan is also used in Cooler Master cases.

Protechnic is the company

The MGT8012MS (and similar) is made by Protechnic. The url is http://www.rotechnic.net

Each letter and number in the serial number has meaning (you can find all the variations on their website). Look under Products, then DC Fans.

Description Model No.: MG(a)(bb)(cc)(d)(e)-(f)(gg)

(a) - Electric Characteristics: A - Standard 2-Pin; T - Frequency Generation 3-Pin
(bb)- Fan Dimension: 30 - 30x30mm; 40 - 40x40mm ..etc
(cc)- Voltage: 05 - 5V DC; 12 - 12V DC; 24 - 24V DC; 48 - 48V DC;
(d) - Speed: L - Low Speed;M - Medium Speed;H - High Speed;X - Very High Speed;Y - Most High Speed;Z - Extremely High Speed;U - Ultra High Speed;
(e)- Bearing Type: B - Two-Ball Bearings; C - One-Ball and One-Sleeve Bearing; R - Rifle Bearing; S - Sleeve Bearing;
(f)- Function: A - None Automatic Restart; O - Automatic Restart and Locked Current Protection; R - Rotate Detection Automatic Restart and Locked Current Protection; S - Thermo-Control Speed Automatic Restart and Locked Current Protection;
(gg)- Thickness: 38 - 38mm; 32 - 32mm; 28 - 28mm; 25 - 25mm .. etc

You can find CFM and noise specs there as well.

Thanks for the info. Too bad their site sucks and I don't have an hour to kill to look up my fan. They have no search function, and they must have at least 500 different fan models.