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Square black plastic 60 mm case fan 25 mm thick

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Fans 6025 PMD1206PTV1-A 12V 60x60x25mm case fan

SKU CH-KFFD-FKW7M

A 60 mm square case fan moves air through tight chassis spaces at 12 V

  • Compact 60 mm frame fits tight build spaces
  • 12 V operation suits standard PC power rails
  • 25 mm thickness matches common case mounts
  • 3 W draw keeps system power budget low

Compact 12 V 60 mm cooling fan

This 60 mm square frame fits tight chassis positions where larger fans cannot be mounted. It runs on a standard 12 V supply and draws 4.3 W, making it suitable for low-power cooling tasks. The slim 25 mm thickness keeps clearance minimal for crowded builds.

Mounting and airflow role

Four corner holes accept common 60 mm screw patterns so the unit secures directly to case panels or radiator brackets. It exhausts heat from small-form-factor enclosures or targeted component zones without needing a larger fan cut-out. Builds requiring higher static pressure or greater airflow volume will need a different fan specification.

Highlights

  • Compact 60 mm frame fits tight build spaces
  • 12 V operation suits standard PC power rails
  • 25 mm thickness matches common case mounts
  • 3 W draw keeps system power budget low

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 4.3 W power draw limit how many 6025 fans I can run from a single 12 V header?

Each fan draws 4.3 W at 12 V, so a typical motherboard header rated for 1 A can safely power two of these 6025 units.

How much heat does the 4.3 W motor add to a chassis during all-day operation?

The motor converts 4.3 W of electrical power into airflow, so the net heat dumped inside the case is roughly 4.3 W per fan running continuously.

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