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Fans AFB0612GH 6025 60mm 12V 0.72A 4-pin PWM case fan

SKU CH-R8YM-CAEA4

A 60 mm axial case cooler with 12 V PWM control and 0.72 A draw

  • 4-pin PWM enables automatic speed control
  • 60 mm axial design fits compact server and inverter cases
  • 12 V 0.72 A rating delivers strong airflow for cooling
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first power-on

60 mm 12 V PWM case fan

This 60 mm axial fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.72 A through a 4-pin PWM connector. The AFB0612GH 6025 is built for server, inverter or compact computer chassis cooling. Its small frame fits tight spaces where larger fans will not mount.

Builders with 60 mm mounts and PWM control

Buyers who need a different mounting hole pattern cannot use this fan. Systems without a 4-pin PWM header will not gain speed control. Applications that require higher airflow than this model provides should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 4-pin PWM enables automatic speed control
  • 60 mm axial design fits compact server and inverter cases
  • 12 V 0.72 A rating delivers strong airflow for cooling
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first power-on

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often should the AFB0612GH fan be checked or replaced for bearing wear?

Inspect the AFB0612GH for bearing noise or wobble every 12 months and replace it if rotation becomes uneven or audible.

What thermal limit appears first when the AFB0612GH runs continuously at 12 V and 0.72 A?

The 60 mm frame limits sustained airflow, so rising case temperature becomes the first constraint under continuous load.

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