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Fans D06T-12TS15 01A 6025 12V 0.18A 3800RPM case fan
A 60 mm square, 25 mm thick axial fan spins at 3800 RPM from a 12 V supply drawing 0.18 A
- 60 mm square footprint fits tight builds
- 12 V operation with 10.2–13.8 V range
- 3800 RPM ±5 % airflow for targeted cooling
- Double ball bearing extends service life
- 16 W draw keeps power budget low
Nidec 60 mm 12 V case fan
This 60 mm by 25 mm axial fan runs on 12 V power and draws 0.18 A for 2.16 W input. It spins at 3800 RPM with a ±5 % tolerance and uses a double ball bearing for durability. The compact frame fits standard 6025 mounting points in tight chassis.
Who this suits
Builders replacing a 60 mm spot-cooling fan in industrial, medical or embedded hardware will match the original voltage and current draw. The wide working range of 10.2 V to 13.8 V tolerates supply variance.
Who should look elsewhere
Systems that require a larger frame, higher airflow or PWM speed control cannot use this fixed-speed three-wire design. Buyers needing a different voltage or connector type must choose another model.
Deciding specification
The 60 mm by 25 mm frame size combined with 12 V 0.18 A fixed-speed operation determines fit and electrical compatibility. Verify the mounting holes and power header before ordering.
Highlights
- 60 mm square footprint fits tight builds
- 12 V operation with 10.2–13.8 V range
- 3800 RPM ±5 % airflow for targeted cooling
- Double ball bearing extends service life
- 16 W draw keeps power budget low
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 12 V power connection cap in practice?
It draws 0.18 A at 12 V for a 2.16 W power draw, spinning at 3800 RPM ± 5 %.
What clearance does the 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame need to fit?
The 60 mm square footprint and 25 mm depth require a standard 6025 mounting hole pattern with room for the frame thickness.
How is the fan mounted and which step is often missed?
Use four screws through the corner holes; the step often missed is orienting the airflow arrow toward the intended exhaust or intake direction.
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