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Square black plastic frame 60 by 60 by 25 mm with two wires

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Fans AD0612XB-A73GP 60x60x25 DC12V 0.33A 2-wire case fan

SKU CH-J2SC-5D04D

60 mm square DC 12 V case fan, 25 mm thick, two-wire, 0.33 A draw

  • 60 mm square frame fits tight build spaces
  • 12 V DC power suits standard PC headers
  • 33 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 25 mm thickness matches common 60 mm fan bays

Compact 60 mm DC fan for tight builds

This 60 by 60 by 25 mm case fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.33 A through a two-wire connection. It fits small-form-factor chassis and industrial enclosures where space is limited. The AD0612XB-A73GP model is supplied new and ready for installation.

Two-wire power only, no speed reporting

The two-wire design delivers constant voltage without PWM control or tachometer feedback. Builders who need variable speed or RPM monitoring should choose a three- or four-wire alternative. No mounting screws or adapters are included in the package.

Highlights

  • 60 mm square frame fits tight build spaces
  • 12 V DC power suits standard PC headers
  • 33 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 25 mm thickness matches common 60 mm fan bays

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the sleeve bearing need lubrication or replacement after extended use?

The fan uses a sleeve bearing that will eventually wear; expect to replace the unit once noise or vibration increases noticeably.

At 0.33 A on a 12 V line, when does the current draw become the limiting factor?

The 0.33 A rating is the steady-state maximum; sustained operation at that level is the first electrical limit you will reach.

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