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Square black 60mm axial case fan with center hub and mounting holes

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Fans 2410ML-09W-B45 6025 60*60*25mm 24.5V 0.12A case fan

SKU CH-3VCE-CRDSD

Axial case cooling fan measuring 60 by 60 by 25 mm, running at 24.5 V and 0.12 A

  • Compact 60 mm frame fits tight build spaces
  • 5 V operation suits industrial power rails
  • Low 0.12 A draw reduces PSU load
  • Axial blade design moves air through dense fin stacks

60 mm axial case fan for 24.5 V systems

This 60 mm axial fan fits standard 6025 mounting points and runs on a 24.5 V supply drawing 0.12 A. It is intended for builders who need a compact airflow device for tight chassis spaces or targeted component cooling. The 25 mm thickness matches common case fan bays without requiring adapters.

Single unit with no bundled extras

The package contains only the fan itself; no mounting screws, speed controllers or wiring harnesses are included. Installers must provide their own fixation hardware and a compatible 24.5 V power source. Buyers who need a multi-fan kit or PWM control should look elsewhere.

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Price $16.99
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Questions about this item

How often will the 2410ML-09W-B45 fan bearings need lubrication or replacement?

The sleeve bearings are sealed for life; no lubrication is required and replacement is only needed if noise or vibration develops after extended use.

Which limit appears first when the fan runs continuously at 24.5 V and 0.12 A?

Bearing wear from constant rotation is the first limiting factor; the motor is rated for continuous operation at the stated voltage and current.

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