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Small black square 60mm cooling fan with ribbed frame and three-wire connector

AVC

AVC C6025B12L 60mm 12V 3500 RPM Ball Bearing 3-Pin diy cooling

SKU CH-5EWX-D4GQW

A 60 mm by 25 mm ball-bearing fan runs at 3500 RPM on 12 V with a tachometer signal and a 6-inch 3-pin lead

  • Ball bearing extends service life
  • 3500 RPM delivers strong airflow for compact builds
  • 3-pin tachometer enables speed monitoring
  • 60 × 60 × 25 mm fits standard 60 mm mounts

60mm 12V Ball Bearing Fan

The AVC C6025B12L is a 60 by 60 by 25 millimetre DC fan rated for 12 volts and 0.12 amps. It spins at 3500 RPM using a ball bearing for durable operation. The three-pin connector provides a tachometer signal for speed monitoring. This unit suits DIY cooling projects or replacement in compatible Gateway systems referencing part numbers 8005969, 8006265 or 8004934.

Rib Mount with Tach Output

Rib-type mounting holes allow secure fastening in standard 60mm fan locations. The six-inch three-wire lead terminates in a standard three-pin header for motherboard or controller connection. The integrated speed sensor enables real-time RPM feedback without additional hardware. Builders needing PWM control or a four-pin connector should verify compatibility before purchase.

Highlights

  • Ball bearing extends service life
  • 3500 RPM delivers strong airflow for compact builds
  • 3-pin tachometer enables speed monitoring
  • 60 × 60 × 25 mm fits standard 60 mm mounts

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How long will the ball bearing last before it needs replacement?

The ball bearing is rated for continuous operation at 3500 RPM; typical service life exceeds several years under normal case airflow.

What thermal limit appears first when the fan runs at 3500 RPM continuously?

The motor draws 0.12 A at 12 V, so winding temperature rise is the first limiting factor during sustained use.

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