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Small square black plastic frame cooling fan with visible dual ball bearing center and two wire leads

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Fans AD0612HB-A70GL 6025 dual ball bearing case fan 12V .23A

SKU CH-NJJA-QZSND

A 60 mm dual ball-bearing case fan running at 12 V and 0.23 A for compact cooling

  • Dual ball bearing extends service life
  • 12 V .23 A draws minimal power
  • 6025 frame fits standard 6 cm mounts
  • Two-wire connection simplifies installation

AD0612HB-A70GL 6025 dual ball bearing fan

This 12 V case fan uses a dual ball bearing design and draws 0.23 A. The 6025 frame size suits compact enclosures where a 6 cm rotor fits. Two-wire power keeps the connection simple for standard headers.

Suited for tight chassis and replacement jobs

Builders needing PWM speed control or higher static pressure for dense radiators should look elsewhere. The two-line design also means no tachometer feedback for monitoring software.

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Price $11.99
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Questions about this item

How do I know the AD0612HB-A70GL 6025 is the right version for my build?

The model number AD0612HB-A70GL identifies a 12 V, 0.23 A dual ball bearing fan with a two-wire connection. Match those specs to your case or heatsink mounting points and header type.

What does the 0.23 A rating mean once the fan is installed?

It draws 0.23 A from a 12 V header, so the motherboard or fan controller must supply at least that much current on the two-pin connector.

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