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Black 60mm square case fan with centre sticker and four mounting holes

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Fans KDE1206PTS1 6025 60mm 12V 2.3W case fan

SKU CH-ZZE9-EA94Y

A 60 mm case fan with a 12 V hydraulic bearing drawing 2.3 W for quiet cooling

  • 12 V DC power for standard motherboard headers
  • 60 mm square frame fits 6025 mounting pattern
  • Hydraulic bearing runs quietly at 2.3 W draw
  • Compact 60 mm size suits tight chassis builds

60 mm 12 V case fan

This 60 mm case fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 2.3 W. The hydraulic bearing is designed for quiet operation inside compact chassis. It fits builds that need a small-form-factor airflow solution.

Limits of the 60 mm frame

The 6025 frame size restricts airflow volume compared with larger fans. Builders who need higher static pressure or greater cubic-metre-per-minute throughput should look elsewhere. The 12 V supply requirement also means the fan cannot be powered from a 5 V header.

Highlights

  • 12 V DC power for standard motherboard headers
  • 60 mm square frame fits 6025 mounting pattern
  • Hydraulic bearing runs quietly at 2.3 W draw
  • Compact 60 mm size suits tight chassis builds

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 60 mm size mean for case compatibility?

The 60 mm frame fits standard 60 mm mounting points, making it suitable for small-form-factor cases or tight spots where larger fans cannot be installed.

How does the 2.3 W power draw affect everyday operation?

At 2.3 W on a 12 V line the fan draws very little current, so it adds minimal load to the power supply while still providing active cooling.

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