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Fans 612NLE 60 x 60 x 25.4mm 12V DC Axial Case Fan

SKU CH-7S2Y-KTVRA

Compact 60 × 60 × 25.4 mm axial fan moves 21 m³/h at 2500 rpm with 16 dB noise and ball-bearing reliability

  • Quiet operation at 16 dB noise level
  • Efficient airflow of 21 m³/h for cooling
  • Low power draw of 400 mW at 12 V
  • Durable ball bearing for long service life
  • Speed signal and alarm outputs for monitoring

Compact 12 V axial fan for tight chassis

This 60 x 60 x 25.4 mm axial fan suits small-form-factor builds and industrial enclosures that need directed airflow. It runs on 12 V DC and draws only 33 mA at 400 mW. The ball bearing and glass-fibre reinforced frame target continuous operation in medical, rail and embedded systems.

Low noise and modest power at idle

Rated noise is 16 dB while spinning at 2500 rpm, delivering 21 m³/h of airflow. The open-collector speed signal and PWM or analog control inputs allow the host system to regulate speed without extra wiring. Power draw stays at 400 mW under normal PWM duty cycles.

Sustained load with alarm feedback

Under constant load the fan maintains 2500 rpm and reports speed, end-stop and speed-limit alarms through the single AWG 24 bundle. External and internal temperature sensors feed the controller for closed-loop thermal management. The ball bearing and reinforced structure are rated for long-term industrial duty cycles.

Highlights

  • Quiet operation at 16 dB noise level
  • Efficient airflow of 21 m³/h for cooling
  • Low power draw of 400 mW at 12 V
  • Durable ball bearing for long service life
  • Speed signal and alarm outputs for monitoring

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the 612NLE fan using the AWG 24 cable bundle?

Connect the single AWG 24 bundle to a 12V DC header. Ensure the exhaust direction points away from the pillar as indicated on the frame. Secure the 60 x 60 x 25.4mm unit with four screws.

What maintenance does the ball bearing require over time?

The ball bearing is sealed and requires no lubrication. If noise rises above 16dB or speed drops below 2500rpm, replace the fan. No user serviceable parts inside.

At what temperature does the internal sensor trigger the stop alarm?

The internal temperature sensor activates the end/stop alarm when its threshold is exceeded. The exact trip point is set by the host system via the PWM or analog control inputs.

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