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Fans AFB0648EH-6H95Lead case fan 60x60x25mm 48V 0.21A 6800 RPM 38.35 CFM
A 60 × 60 × 25 mm 48 V case fan spinning at 6800 RPM and delivering 38.35 CFM airflow at 46.5 dB-A
- 48 V DC operation fits industrial and server builds
- 6800 RPM delivers 38.35 CFM for strong airflow
- 21 A draw keeps power use at 10.08 W
- 5 dBA noise level suits noise-sensitive racks
- 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame installs in tight 6025 slots
Delta AFB0648EH 48 V axial fan
The Delta AFB0648EH-6H95Lead is a 60 mm square axial case fan built for 48 V DC operation. It draws 0.21 A at full speed, delivering 38.35 CFM at 6 800 RPM with a static pressure of 0.544 in H2O. Acoustic output is rated at 46.5 dBA.
Suited for industrial 48 V chassis
This fan fits equipment that supplies a regulated 48 V rail and accepts a 60 × 60 × 25 mm mounting pattern with a four-wire lead. It is not intended for consumer desktop motherboards or controllers that provide only lower-voltage headers. Buyers needing PWM speed control or a different voltage rail should select an alternative model.
Four-wire 48 V power interface
The supplied lead carries power, ground, tachometer and PWM signals on a single connector, so the host system must provide a matching four-pin 48 V header to enable both monitoring and speed regulation.
Highlights
- 48 V DC operation fits industrial and server builds
- 6800 RPM delivers 38.35 CFM for strong airflow
- 21 A draw keeps power use at 10.08 W
- 5 dBA noise level suits noise-sensitive racks
- 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame installs in tight 6025 slots
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I confirm the fan is running at 6800 RPM after installation?
Connect the 3-wire R00 signal lead to a motherboard header or fan controller and read the reported RPM in BIOS or monitoring software; it should show 6800 RPM at full 48 V.
What comes in the box and do I need a separate power adapter?
The package contains the AFB0648EH-6H95Lead fan with its attached 4-pin lead; a 48 V DC power source and a compatible 4-pin header or adapter are not included.
Which current rating should I plan for — 0.15 A or 0.21 A?
The product label lists 0.21 A at 48 V (10.08 W); size your 48 V supply and wiring for at least 0.21 A per fan.
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