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Fans AFB0605HAppearance 60×60×25mm 5V 0.47A 4000RPM 23CFM 28dB double ball bearing case fan
A 60 × 60 × 25 mm axial case fan runs at 4000 RPM on 5 V, pushing 23 CFM with 28 dB noise and double ball bearings
- Moves 23 CFM of air for efficient component cooling
- Spins at 4000 RPM to maintain steady airflow
- Double ball bearing design extends operational lifespan
- Runs at 28 dB for quiet system operation
- Compact 60×60×25 mm frame fits tight spaces
Compact 60 × 60 mm 5 V case fan
The Delta AFB0605HAppearance fits a 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame and runs on 5 V at 0.47 A. Its double ball bearing supports continuous operation in tight chassis where space is limited. The fan spins at 4000 RPM and moves 23 CFM of air.
5 V power and fixed-speed operation
The unit draws 0.47 A from a 5 V header, so it connects directly to compatible motherboard or controller pins. Speed is specified at 4000 RPM with a ±10 % tolerance and no PWM or voltage-regulation feature is listed. Acoustic output is rated at 28 decibels.
23 CFM airflow for targeted cooling
At 23 CFM the fan provides focused air movement for heat exchangers or small-form-factor builds. It suits applications that need steady flow through restricted vents. Projects requiring higher volume — above 35 000 m³/h — or larger frame sizes fall outside its design envelope.
Highlights
- Moves 23 CFM of air for efficient component cooling
- Spins at 4000 RPM to maintain steady airflow
- Double ball bearing design extends operational lifespan
- Runs at 28 dB for quiet system operation
- Compact 60×60×25 mm frame fits tight spaces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which version of this 60×60×25mm fan should I choose for a 5V header?
The AFB0605HAppearance is a single 5V model drawing 0.47A at 4000 RPM, so there is no alternative voltage or speed version to select.
What does the 23 CFM airflow figure mean once the fan is installed in a case?
At 4000 RPM it moves 23 CFM through a 60×60mm frame, giving measurable airflow through tight heat-exchanger spaces while producing 28 dB of noise.
How does the 5V 0.47A rating affect what motherboard header can run it?
It draws 0.47A from a standard 5V fan header; the double ball bearing and 4000 RPM speed are supported within that current limit.
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