Fans 612NGN ebmpapst 6025 12V 6 cm case fan
A 60 mm DC case fan delivering 40 m³/h airflow at 35 dB with a 5100 rpm sleeve bearing and PWM speed control
- 12 V DC power suits standard PC headers
- 5100 rpm speed delivers 40 m³/h airflow
- 35 dB noise keeps builds quiet
- Sleeve bearing supports continuous operation
- 60 × 60 × 25.4 mm frame fits 6 cm mounts
Product Identity
This is a 60 mm square axial fan with a 25.4 mm depth, rated for 12 V DC operation. It draws a maximum current of 165 mA and spins at 5100 rpm to deliver 40 m³/h of airflow at a noise level of 35 dB. The unit uses a sleeve bearing and includes a speed signal wire plus end-stop and speed-limit alarms.
Fit and Limits
The fan suits builds that need a compact 6025 frame with PWM and analog control inputs, external and internal temperature sensors, and a glass-fibre reinforced structure. It is not for designs that require a ball bearing, a different voltage, or a mounting pattern outside the 60 x 60 mm footprint.
Deciding Specification
The sleeve bearing and 5100 rpm speed at 35 dB define the acoustic and longevity profile for this 6 cm frame. Buyers who need a ball bearing or a lower noise floor at this form factor should look elsewhere.
How it compares
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- Price $23.99
- Pricier than about 60% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 12 V DC supply and 165 mA maximum current cap in practice?
The fan draws up to 165 mA at 12 V DC, so the motherboard header or fan controller must supply at least that much current on its 12 V rail.
Will the 60 mm by 60 mm by 25.4 mm frame fit a standard 6025 mounting pattern?
Yes — the 60 mm square footprint and 25.4 mm depth match the common 6025 hole spacing used on many CPU coolers and chassis brackets.
How do I connect the single AWG 24 wire bundle so the speed signal and PWM control work?
Match each lead to the corresponding header pin — power, ground, tachometer output and PWM input — using the wire colours or the supplier pin-out diagram; reversing power and ground will prevent the fan from starting.
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