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Fans 612NH Case Fan 60x60x25.4mm 12V 1.8A 43m3/h 5600rpm
60x60x25.4mm 12V axial fan moves 43m3/h at 5600rpm with ball bearing and 37dB noise
- Compact 60 x 60 x 25.4 mm frame fits tight builds
- 12 V DC operation with 1.8 W power draw
- Ball bearing design for durable rotation at 5600 rpm
- 43 m³/h airflow delivers steady component cooling
- 37 dB noise level keeps acoustics low
Compact 60 x 60 mm axial fan for tight chassis
This 60 x 60 x 25.4 mm axial fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 1.8 A. It suits builders who need directed exhaust in small enclosures such as industrial or medical equipment. Buyers who need larger airflow volumes or wider mounting holes should look elsewhere.
Ball bearing thermals and 37 dB acoustic profile
The ball bearing design supports continuous rotation at 5600 rpm while producing 37 dB of noise. Power consumption is rated at 1.8 W at the stated voltage. The glass fibre reinforced frame resists vibration in rail vehicle and drive cooling applications.
Sustained operation with speed monitoring
Integrated speed signal, end/stop alarm and speed limit alarm allow the host system to detect stalls during prolonged duty cycles. PWM and analog control inputs let the fan adjust speed based on external and internal temperature sensors. The single AWG 24 cable bundle simplifies wiring in dense cabinets.
Highlights
- Compact 60 x 60 x 25.4 mm frame fits tight builds
- 12 V DC operation with 1.8 W power draw
- Ball bearing design for durable rotation at 5600 rpm
- 43 m³/h airflow delivers steady component cooling
- 37 dB noise level keeps acoustics low
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How is the 60 x 60 x 25.4 mm fan mounted and which wiring step is often missed?
The fan fits standard 60 mm mounting holes and connects through a single AWG 24 wire bundle; the speed-signal lead must be attached to the motherboard header or the system will not report RPM.
What maintenance does the ball-bearing 5600 rpm fan require over time?
Ball bearings are sealed and need no lubrication; plan to replace the fan if noise rises above the rated 37 dB or airflow drops below 43 m³/h.
At what point does the 12 V 1.8 A fan hit its thermal limit during continuous operation?
The built-in end/stop and speed-limit alarms trigger when internal temperature exceeds the design threshold, signalling that sustained cooling capacity has been reached.
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