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Ten new 6025 12V .7A 4-wire case fans

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Fans 6025 12V .7A 4-wire temperature control case fan 10pcs

SKU CH-ZF36-2696T

Set of ten 12 V 0.7 A four-wire PWM fans with temperature-controlled speed for case or CPU cooling

  • 12 V .7 A PWM control adjusts speed to thermal load
  • 4-wire interface enables motherboard-regulated fan curves
  • 6025 form factor fits standard 60 mm mounting points
  • Pack of 10 supplies multiple chassis or spare units

6025 12V 4-wire fan kit

This set contains ten 6025 case fans rated for 12 V and .7 A each. The four-wire design allows temperature-based speed control through the motherboard header. They are suited for system builders who need multiple compact cooling units for chassis or CPU heatsink use.

Supplied as a 10-piece lot

The bundle delivers ten identical fans in one package so a single purchase covers several mounting points. No extra cables, controllers or mounting hardware are mentioned in the data, so buyers should verify what their case or cooler requires before ordering.

Highlights

  • 12 V .7 A PWM control adjusts speed to thermal load
  • 4-wire interface enables motherboard-regulated fan curves
  • 6025 form factor fits standard 60 mm mounting points
  • Pack of 10 supplies multiple chassis or spare units

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often will the 4-wire temperature control circuit need recalibration?

The 4-wire temperature control circuit has no user-recalibration requirement; it operates continuously from the 12V supply.

Which limit appears first during sustained 12V operation at .7A?

The .7A current draw at 12V defines the steady-state thermal limit; the motor and bearings run within that envelope for the rated lifetime.

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