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Small square axial case fan with black frame and transparent blades, two-wire power lead

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Fans RDM6025S 12V .10A 6025 2-wire case fan

SKU CH-Q0BK-963PK

12 V 0.10 A 60 mm axial case fan with two-wire power connection

  • 12 V operation runs directly from standard PC power rails
  • 10 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • 60 mm frame fits tight case layouts
  • Two-wire connection simplifies installation

6025 12 V case fan for compact builds

The RDM6025S is a 60 mm axial fan designed to move air through tight chassis spaces. It runs on a standard 12 V supply and draws only 0.10 A, making it a lightweight addition to any cooling loop. System builders fitting small-form-factor cases or replacing a single worn unit will find the two-wire connection quick to install.

Low power draw keeps thermals and noise in check

At 0.10 A the motor adds minimal load to the 12 V rail, so overall system power draw barely rises. The modest current also limits acoustic output, letting the fan run quietly during typical workloads. Heat stays manageable in restricted airflow paths without forcing the power supply into a higher efficiency band.

Highlights

  • 12 V operation runs directly from standard PC power rails
  • 10 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • 60 mm frame fits tight case layouts
  • Two-wire connection simplifies installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 2-wire RDM6025S fan to a 12V motherboard header without reversing polarity?

Align the red wire to the +12 V pin and the black wire to ground on the 12 V header; the 2-wire plug only fits one way, so do not force it backwards.

When should I replace the sleeve-bearing RDM6025S fan that runs at 0.10 A?

Replace it once the rotor develops audible rattle or the speed drops noticeably, as sleeve bearings cannot be relubricated reliably.

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