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Black 60 mm square frame fan with transparent blades, 25 mm thick

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Fans 6025 12V 0.25A 60x60x25mm case fan

SKU CH-WBEH-YG5CC

A 12 V DC case fan with double ball bearings, 60 × 60 × 25 mm, drawing 0.25 A for compact chassis cooling

  • Reliable long-term cooling with double ball bearing design
  • Efficient 12 V DC operation drawing only 0.25 A
  • Compact 60 mm square frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 25 mm standard thickness matches common mounting points

6025 12V 0.25A case fan

This 60mm square frame fan fits the 6025 footprint and runs on 12V DC power. It uses a double ball bearing design for continuous operation. The unit draws 0.25A and serves as a direct replacement for compatible chassis or equipment slots.

Practical limits of the 6025 form factor

The 60mm by 60mm by 25mm dimensions restrict airflow volume compared to larger frame sizes. Builders needing higher static pressure or lower noise at equivalent RPM should verify the physical clearance and mounting pattern before purchase.

Highlights

  • Reliable long-term cooling with double ball bearing design
  • Efficient 12 V DC operation drawing only 0.25 A
  • Compact 60 mm square frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 25 mm standard thickness matches common mounting points

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which capacity of the Fans 6025 12V 0.25A 60x60x25mm case fan should I choose?

This model is offered in a single 60x60x25mm size with a 12V 0.25A rating, so there are no alternative capacities to select.

What does the 0.25A current draw mean for my system?

The 0.25A draw at 12V equals about 3 watts, a low load that most motherboard headers or fan controllers can supply without issue.

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