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Black 9025 square frame fan with dual ball bearing center hub

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Fans 9025 24V 0.15A dual ball server case fan

SKU CH-TQF7-Y6BT3

A 9025 dual-ball-bearing server case fan running on 24 V at 0.15 A

  • 24 V operation suits server and industrial chassis
  • Dual ball bearings extend service life in continuous use
  • 15 A draw keeps power budget low
  • 9025 frame fits standard 92 mm mounting points

9025 24V dual ball server fan

This 9025 frame fan runs on a 24 V supply and draws 0.15 A. Dual ball bearings are fitted for extended service life in continuous operation. It is intended for server chassis and industrial enclosures that use this voltage rail.

Suits maintainers who need a 24 V replacement

Not for systems that provide only a different voltage rail. Not for builds that require a larger or smaller frame size. Not for buyers who need PWM speed control or a tachometer signal.

Highlights

  • 24 V operation suits server and industrial chassis
  • Dual ball bearings extend service life in continuous use
  • 15 A draw keeps power budget low
  • 9025 frame fits standard 92 mm mounting points

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 9025 or the 9225 version?

The 9025 in the model code denotes a 90 mm frame with 25 mm thickness; the 9225 prefix is the manufacturer part number for the same physical size.

What does the 24 V 0.15 A rating mean once the fan is installed?

It draws 0.15 amps from a 24 volt supply, so the motherboard or fan controller must provide a 24 V header rated for at least that current.

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