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Fans 2506 2.5CM DC 5V 0.58W case fan

SKU CH-ENJR-P1S94

A 2.5 cm axial fan running on 5 V DC at 0.58 W for compact cooling

  • Compact 2.5 cm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • Low 0.58 W draw keeps power use minimal
  • DC 5 V supply works with standard headers
  • Quiet axial design reduces operating noise

Micro axial fan for tight builds

The Fans 2506 measures 2.5 cm across and runs on 5 V DC power. Its low 0.58 W draw suits compact enclosures, embedded boards or portable devices where space and current budget are limited. The axial layout moves air along the motor axis for direct spot cooling.

Quiet operation with minimal heat

Rated at 0.58 W, the motor adds negligible waste heat to the chassis. The supplier describes the fan as quiet, so acoustic output stays low during normal use. No separate power rail or bulky connector is required beyond the standard 5 V line.

Highlights

  • Compact 2.5 cm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • Low 0.58 W draw keeps power use minimal
  • DC 5 V supply works with standard headers
  • Quiet axial design reduces operating noise

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the 2.5 cm 5 V axial fan and which step is often missed?

Connect the two-pin lead to a 5 V header, secure the 2506 frame with the correct screws, and verify airflow direction — many builders forget to check the arrow on the housing.

What maintenance will the 0.58 W micro fan need later?

Blow dust from the blades and bearings every few months; if noise increases or rotation stops, replace the entire 2506 unit as bearings are not serviceable.

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