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Fans 60×60×25mm QFR0648DH 48V 0.20A PWM case fan

SKU CH-DZX6-EG0GV

60×60×25 mm PWM case fan runs on 48 V at 0.20 A for precise speed control

  • 60 mm square frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 48 V PWM input enables precise speed control
  • 20 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • 25 mm thickness suits standard 6025 mounting points

Compact 48 V PWM case fan

This 60 mm square fan is 25 mm thick and runs on a 48 V supply drawing 0.20 A. The four-wire PWM connection allows automatic speed control by the motherboard or fan controller. It is designed as a direct replacement for Delta units carrying the QFR0648DH and 6025 designations.

For 48 V systems only

Suitable for servers, industrial chassis or custom loops that already provide a 48 V fan header. Builds limited to 5 V or other voltage rails cannot power this fan without a separate converter. Buyers needing a different voltage, a larger frame or higher airflow should consider other models.

Highlights

  • 60 mm square frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 48 V PWM input enables precise speed control
  • 20 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • 25 mm thickness suits standard 6025 mounting points

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 48 V rating mean when the fan is installed in a system?

The fan is designed to run from a 48 V DC supply and draws 0.20 A, so it connects directly to a 48 V fan header or power rail without extra conversion.

What does the four‑wire PWM interface control in practice?

The PWM wire lets the motherboard or controller vary the fan speed precisely, while the fourth wire reports the actual RPM back to the system.

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