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Black 90mm square case fan 25mm thick with three wires

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Fans AFB0948HH 48V .14A 9025 90mm 25mm case fan

SKU CH-DT29-YMW42

A 90 mm square case fan running on 48 V at 0.14 A with a three-wire speed signal and a 25 mm thickness

  • 90 mm square footprint fits standard 9025 mounting holes
  • 48 V operation suits industrial and server power rails
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring and control
  • 25 mm thickness matches common 9 cm fan depth

90 mm 48 V Case Fan

This 90 mm case fan runs on a 48 V supply and draws 0.14 A. The three-wire connection provides speed feedback for system monitoring. It fits the standard 9025 mounting pattern used in many rack and industrial chassis.

Replaces 9025 Three-Wire Fans

The AFB0948HH serves as a direct drop-in for worn or noisy 9025 units with identical voltage and wire count. The upgrade is worth it when the original fan fails or when speed reporting is required for thermal management. Builders needing a different voltage or a two-wire connector should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 90 mm square footprint fits standard 9025 mounting holes
  • 48 V operation suits industrial and server power rails
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring and control
  • 25 mm thickness matches common 9 cm fan depth

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 90 mm frame with 25 mm thickness fit my case fan slots?

The fan measures 90 mm square and 25 mm deep, matching the standard 9025 mounting pattern used by Delta and similar 9 cm chassis fans.

How do I connect the three-wire lead so speed reporting works?

Plug the three-pin connector into a 3-pin or 4-pin motherboard header; the third wire carries the tachometer signal so the BIOS can read RPM.

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