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Fans P6025B24U 6025 6CM 24V .15A dual ball case fan 60*60*25mm

SKU CH-9SVW-BS3XA

A 60 mm square case fan with dual ball bearings, 24 V supply and 0.15 A draw

  • 24 V operation suits industrial printers and 24 V systems
  • Dual ball bearings extend service life in continuous use
  • 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame fits standard 6025 mounting points
  • Low 0.15 A draw keeps power consumption minimal

60 mm 24 V dual ball case fan

The AVC P6025B24U is a 60 mm square frame fan that runs on 24 V power and draws 0.15 A. Its dual ball bearing construction targets continuous duty in printers, industrial enclosures or compact PC chassis where reliability matters more than airflow volume.

Replaces sleeve bearing 60 mm fans

The jump is worth it when the original fan has developed noise or play after extended use, or when the equipment operates in a warm environment that shortens sleeve bearing life. Buyers who need variable speed control or a lower voltage rating should look elsewhere because this unit is fixed at 24 V and 0.15 A.

Highlights

  • 24 V operation suits industrial printers and 24 V systems
  • Dual ball bearings extend service life in continuous use
  • 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame fits standard 6025 mounting points
  • Low 0.15 A draw keeps power consumption minimal

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 60 mm square frame and 25 mm thickness fit my printer's fan mount?

The fan measures 60 mm by 60 mm with a 25 mm depth, so it fits any standard 6025 mounting pattern.

How do I connect the 24 V .15 A leads, and what mistake should I avoid?

Connect the two wires to a 24 V DC source observing polarity; the common error is reversing the positive and negative leads.

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