CAFELE
CAFELE 612NHHR 60x60x25mm 12V 2.9W case fan
A 60 mm ball-bearing case fan running at 6800 rpm with 2.9 W power draw and CE approval
- TypeCase Fan
- Ball bearing motor runs smoothly across -20 °C to 70 °C ambient range
- 6800 rpm speed delivers high airflow for compact chassis cooling
- 12 V DC input draws only 2.9 W at 240 mA current
- CE approved for safety compliance in European markets
- 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame fits standard 60 mm mounting points
Product Identity
The CAFELE 612NHHR is a 60x60x25mm DC case fan built for compact enclosures that need focused airflow. It suits system integrators and DIY builders who want a genuine ebm-papst motor in a small footprint.
Interface Limits
The fan runs on 12VDC at 50/60Hz and draws 240mA for 2.9W of power. Its CE approval confirms basic safety compliance, but the fixed voltage and frequency mean it cannot be used on variable-speed headers without external control.
Deciding Specification
The ball-bearing motor spins at 6800min-1 across an ambient range of -20°C to 70°C. That speed and temperature tolerance decide whether the fan can meet the cooling demand of your specific chassis.
Highlights
- Ball bearing motor runs smoothly across -20 °C to 70 °C ambient range
- 6800 rpm speed delivers high airflow for compact chassis cooling
- 12 V DC input draws only 2.9 W at 240 mA current
- CE approved for safety compliance in European markets
- 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame fits standard 60 mm mounting points
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Is the 612NHHR the only model available in this 60×60×25 mm size?
Yes, the supplier lists only the 612NHHR with these dimensions and a 12 VDC, 2.9 W rating.
What does 6800 min⁻¹ mean for airflow inside my case?
The fan spins at 6800 revolutions per minute, moving a high volume of air through a 60 mm frame at 2.9 W.
Does the 12 VDC / 240 mA spec limit which fan headers I can use?
It draws 240 mA at 12 VDC, so any standard 12 V motherboard header rated for at least that current will run it.
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