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Square 92 mm case fan with black frame and transparent blades

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Fans 9225 hydraulic bearing case fan 92x92x25mm 12V 0.60A

SKU CH-1XXH-XVT5X

A 92 mm hydraulic-bearing case fan with 25 mm depth runs on 12 V at 0.60 A

  • Hydraulic bearing cuts friction for quieter operation
  • 12 V 0.60 A draws low power from standard headers
  • 92 × 92 × 25 mm fits common 92 mm mounts
  • 9225 frame moves high airflow through tight spaces

92 mm hydraulic bearing case fan

This 92 mm case fan uses a hydraulic bearing for smooth rotation. It fits standard 92 x 92 x 25 mm mounting points in compact chassis. The unit runs on 12 V power and draws 0.60 A. Builders upgrading small-form-factor systems will find it a direct replacement.

Thermals noise and power draw

The hydraulic bearing reduces friction, keeping operational noise low during typical loads. At 12 V and 0.60 A the fan consumes modest power while moving air through tight spaces. Steady airflow helps maintain component temperatures without adding audible distraction. The slim 25 mm profile allows installation where thicker fans cannot fit.

Highlights

  • Hydraulic bearing cuts friction for quieter operation
  • 12 V 0.60 A draws low power from standard headers
  • 92 × 92 × 25 mm fits common 92 mm mounts
  • 9225 frame moves high airflow through tight spaces

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the 92 mm fan using its mounting holes?

Align the four screw holes on the 92 mm frame with the case fan mounts, insert the supplied screws through the frame into the case, and tighten them evenly; the step people often miss is checking that the airflow arrow on the frame points toward the inside of the chassis before final tightening.

What maintenance will the hydraulic bearing fan need over time?

The hydraulic bearing is sealed and requires no lubrication; the only upkeep is removing dust from the blades and frame every few months with compressed air or a soft brush to keep airflow at the rated 0.60 A level.

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