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Fans 6025 GP D60SH-12C DC12V 0.18A 2 Wires 2 Pins 6CM case fan

SKU CH-4Q93-23JR7

A 60 mm case fan running on 12 V DC with a 0.18 A draw and two-pin power connection

  • 12 V DC power for reliable operation
  • 60 mm frame fits compact 6025 mounting points
  • 18 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • Two-pin connector simplifies installation

6025 GP D60SH-12C Case Fan

The Fans 6025 GP D60SH-12C is a 60 mm case fan designed for compact chassis or targeted component cooling. It operates on a standard 12 V DC supply drawing 0.18 A. The two-wire, two-pin connector provides basic power delivery without speed reporting or PWM control. This unit suits builders needing a simple replacement or supplementary airflow in tight spaces.

Two-Pin Connector Simplicity

The 2-pin interface means the fan runs at a fixed voltage with no motherboard speed regulation or monitoring. Builders who require variable fan curves, RPM feedback or PWM headers cannot use those functions with this model. The 6025 form factor and two-wire design limit use to scenarios where constant-speed operation is acceptable.

Highlights

  • 12 V DC power for reliable operation
  • 60 mm frame fits compact 6025 mounting points
  • 18 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • Two-pin connector simplifies installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the sleeve bearing in the D60SH-12C need lubrication or replacement over time?

The sleeve bearing is sealed and not user-serviceable; when noise or vibration increases the whole fan should be replaced.

What thermal limit appears first when the fan runs continuously at 12 V?

Continuous 12 V operation keeps the motor at its rated temperature; the first limit is the sleeve bearing's operating-life rating.

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