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Small black square blower fan with centre intake and side exhaust

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Fans D06F-12B3S1 6025 Blower Case Fan 12V 0.33A 3.96W

SKU CH-C0DZ-GRCVQ

A 60 × 60 × 25 mm blower fan with double ball bearings, running at 12 V and 0.33 A for 3.96 W

  • Double ball bearing extends fan lifespan
  • 60 mm square frame fits 6025 mounting holes
  • 12 V DC input powers blower directly
  • 96 W draw keeps energy use low

Compact Blower for Tight Builds

The Fans D06F-12B3S1 is a 60 mm by 60 mm by 25 mm blower-style case fan that runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.33 A for 3.96 W. It suits small-form-factor PCs, laptop coolers or rack enclosures where a focused airstream must move through restricted channels.

Double Ball Bearing Limits

The double ball bearing design handles continuous 12 V operation but does not support PWM speed control or voltage regulation below the rated input. Buyers who need variable airflow or software-monitored curves should look for a four-wire alternative.

Highlights

  • Double ball bearing extends fan lifespan
  • 60 mm square frame fits 6025 mounting holes
  • 12 V DC input powers blower directly
  • 96 W draw keeps energy use low

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Is the 6025 size the right fit for my 60 mm × 60 mm mounting holes?

Yes, the 6025 designation means 60 mm by 60 mm frame with 25 mm thickness, matching those holes exactly.

Will the 3.96 W power draw at 12 V strain a standard motherboard fan header?

At 0.33 A it stays well within the typical 1 A limit of most 12 V headers, so it will not overload the header.

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