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Black square 60 mm frame cooling fan with two wires

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Fans AUB0624H 24V .11A 6025 2-wire case fan

SKU CH-X656-53X9F

A 60 × 25 mm 24 V 0.11 A two-wire case fan for chassis cooling

  • 24 V operation suits industrial and server chassis
  • Low 0.11 A draw minimises power load
  • 6025 frame fits standard 60 mm mounting points
  • Two-wire design enables simple voltage control

Delta AUB0624H 24 V inverter fan

The Delta AUB0624H is a 60 mm by 25 mm case fan that runs on 24 V DC and draws 0.11 A. Its two-wire connection supplies power without a separate speed-control or tachometer line. The inverter-grade motor is built for continuous airflow in industrial enclosures and server chassis.

Suits 24 V systems with two-pin headers

This fan fits equipment that provides a 24 V two-pin header and does not require PWM regulation or RPM monitoring. Builders needing variable speed control, speed reporting, or a different supply voltage should select a model that matches those requirements.

Highlights

  • 24 V operation suits industrial and server chassis
  • Low 0.11 A draw minimises power load
  • 6025 frame fits standard 60 mm mounting points
  • Two-wire design enables simple voltage control

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 0.11 A current draw mean once the fan is installed?

At 24 V the fan pulls 0.11 A, a low current that keeps power use minimal and lets it run from a standard 24 V fan header without stressing the supply.

What does the 2-wire interface cap in practice?

The 2-wire connection supplies power only, so speed is fixed at the rated voltage and the motherboard cannot adjust RPM or read a tachometer signal.

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