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Fans 12025 24V 0.23A 4.5W ball bearing case fan CUDC24B4Q mute

SKU CH-CBAR-B6DFZ

A 12025 case fan running on 24 V at 0.23 A and 4.5 W with a ball bearing for quiet operation

  • Quiet cooling with ball-bearing reliability
  • 24 V DC power suits industrial and server chassis
  • Low 0.23 A draw reduces PSU load
  • 5 W consumption keeps energy costs down
  • 12025 form factor fits standard 120 mm mounts

24 V 12025 case fan

This 24 V 12025 case fan draws 0.23 A and runs at 4.5 W with a ball-bearing motor. It is built for chassis airflow in systems that use a 24 V rail. The CUDC24B4Q model is supplied new and targets quiet operation.

Suited for 24 V cooling builds

The fan suits builders who need a 12025 frame on a 24 V supply and prefer ball-bearing longevity. It does not suit systems limited to 12 V rails or installations that require PWM speed control. Buyers needing higher static pressure or a different frame size should look elsewhere.

Sustained 24 V operation

At the rated 0.23 A the motor delivers steady airflow without the current spikes seen in start-up bursts. Ball-bearing construction maintains consistent speed over long running periods. The 4.5 W draw remains stable under continuous 24 V load.

Highlights

  • Quiet cooling with ball-bearing reliability
  • 24 V DC power suits industrial and server chassis
  • Low 0.23 A draw reduces PSU load
  • 5 W consumption keeps energy costs down
  • 12025 form factor fits standard 120 mm mounts

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What power supply do I need to run this 24 V 0.23 A fan?

A 24 V DC source capable of at least 0.23 A (about 4.5 W) is required.

Can I use this 12025 fan with a 12 V fan header?

No, the fan is rated for 24 V and will not operate correctly on a 12 V header.

How can I confirm the ball-bearing fan is spinning at the expected speed after installation?

Monitor the fan RPM in BIOS or fan-control software and verify it reports a stable reading.

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