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Fans 2410ML-05W-B60Size case fan 6025 24V 0.17A 5300RPM
A 60 mm axial fan running at 5300 RPM delivers 25 CFM airflow for 24 V DC systems
- Axial flow design delivers focused cooling for tight spaces
- 24 V DC input matches industrial and medical power rails
- 5300 RPM spindle speed moves 25 CFM through 60 mm frame
- 12 W draw keeps energy costs low in continuous duty
- 60000 hour rated life reduces replacement cycles in critical systems
Compact 60 mm axial fan
The 2410ML-05W-B60Size is a 60 mm by 25 mm DC axial fan built for equipment cooling in medical, rail, industrial and embedded systems. It runs on 24 V and draws 0.17 A rated current. The unit weighs 65 g and is rated for 60,000 hours of service life.
25 CFM airflow at 5300 RPM
The fan delivers 25 CFM (0.71 m³/min) of air volume with a static pressure of 73 Pa at 5300 RPM. Acoustic output is listed as 365 DB. Actual operating current measures 0.13 A for 3.12 W power consumption. Headroom is limited to the specified flow and pressure curve; higher impedance chassis will reduce throughput.
24 V DC fixed-voltage operation
This model requires a 24 V DC supply and has no PWM or voltage-regulation feature. Buyers who need 12 V, 5 V or variable-speed control must select a different part. The fixed-speed design suits constant-load cooling where simple wiring is preferred.
Highlights
- Axial flow design delivers focused cooling for tight spaces
- 24 V DC input matches industrial and medical power rails
- 5300 RPM spindle speed moves 25 CFM through 60 mm frame
- 12 W draw keeps energy costs low in continuous duty
- 60000 hour rated life reduces replacement cycles in critical systems
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 6025 axial fan fit alongside my existing 24 V DC cooling components?
Yes, the fan runs on DC 24 V and draws 0.17 A rated current, matching standard 24 V fan headers and power rails used in industrial and PC cooling setups.
How can I verify the fan is running at the specified 5300 RPM after installation?
Connect the fan to a motherboard or controller that reports RPM via a tach signal; the reading should settle around 5300 RPM under normal voltage.
Does the package include mounting screws or a power adapter, or must I buy them separately?
The fan is supplied as the bare 60×60×25 mm unit; mounting screws and any 24 V power adapters or extension cables are not included.
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