Fans AD0612UB-A70GL 12V .35A 6025 case fan
A 6025 case fan runs at 12 V and 0.35 A for targeted component cooling
- 12 V .35 A delivers reliable airflow for compact builds
- 6025 form factor fits standard 60 mm mounting points
- 70 reference value indicates calibrated performance spec
- Brand-new original unit ensures consistent cooling from day one
- Taiwan ADDA engineering backs long-term operational stability
AD0612UB-A70GL 12V .35A case fan
The AD0612UB-A70GL is a 12V DC case fan rated at 0.35A. It fits the 6025 form factor for compact chassis cooling. System builders and integrators use it to move air through tight spaces. The fan suits industrial and embedded applications that need reliable airflow.
Replaces noisy or failed 60 mm fans
Swap this unit in when an existing 6025 fan becomes loud, vibrates or stops spinning. The 12V .35A specification matches many legacy coolers and rack mounts. Upgrade is worth it when the original bearing wears out or airflow drops below spec. Keep the same mounting holes and voltage rail for a direct fit.
Runs continuously at rated current
At 0.35A the motor delivers steady torque without thermal throttling. Ball-bearing construction supports long duty cycles in medical, rail and industrial gear. Airflow remains stable across the operating temperature range. The fan maintains speed under sustained load rather than spinning down.
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- Price $32.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What mounting holes does the 6025 frame use?
The 6025 frame uses standard 60 mm square mounting holes with four corner screws.
How do I connect the 12V .35A power leads correctly?
Connect the red lead to 12 V and the black lead to ground; reversing them will prevent the fan from spinning.
When should I replace the sleeve bearing in this fan?
Replace the fan when bearing noise becomes audible or rotation slows below the rated 70 CFM airflow.
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