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Fans 90x90x25mm 24V .60A 3-wire ball bearing case fan

SKU CH-04MB-3ZVG3

90 mm square case fan with 25 mm depth, 24 V .60 A power draw and three-wire speed sensor ball bearing

  • 24 V power input suits industrial and server chassis
  • 90 mm square frame fits standard 9025 mounting holes
  • Ball-bearing motor provides long service life
  • Three-wire connector includes speed-sensor feedback

90 mm 24 V ball-bearing case fan

This 90 mm square fan is 25 mm thick and runs on a 24 V supply drawing 0.60 A. It uses a three-wire connector with a speed sensor and ball-bearing construction. The FFC0924B model is built for Delta-compatible mounting points.

Suited to 24 V industrial or server chassis

It fits systems that provide a 24 V fan header and need a 9025 form factor with speed monitoring. Buyers whose hardware only offers 5 V or lower-voltage headers cannot use this fan directly. Those needing PWM control or a different frame size should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 24 V power input suits industrial and server chassis
  • 90 mm square frame fits standard 9025 mounting holes
  • Ball-bearing motor provides long service life
  • Three-wire connector includes speed-sensor feedback

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 0.60 A current draw mean for my 24 V power budget?

At 24 V the fan pulls 0.60 A, so plan your supply or fan header for that load.

What does the 3-wire connection provide on this 90 mm fan?

The three wires carry power, ground and a speed-sensor signal so the system can monitor RPM.

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