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Small square 24 V hydraulic case fan with black frame and translucent blades

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Fans AD0624HX-D90 DC24V 6015 hydraulic case fan

SKU CH-GWBD-12X1N

24 V hydraulic case fan with 90 mm frame for inverter cooling

  • DC 24 V operation suits industrial inverter systems
  • Hydraulic bearing reduces friction for longer service life
  • 6015 frame fits standard 60 × 15 mm mounting points
  • 90 mm airflow rating delivers focused cooling for compact enclosures

AD0624HX-D90 24V DC fan

This 6015 hydraulic case fan runs on 24 V DC power and is built for the ADDA inverter platform. It suits industrial enclosures, telecom racks or custom server builds that need a compact 6 cm frame with hydraulic bearing reliability.

Hydraulic bearing and inverter fit

The hydraulic bearing reduces friction for longer service life and quieter operation than sleeve alternatives. The AD0624HX-D90 model matches the 624 and 90 series mounting pattern, so it drops into existing ADDA inverter fan trays without adapter brackets or wiring changes.

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Price $14.99
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Questions about this item

Will the hydraulic bearing need lubrication or replacement during normal use?

The hydraulic bearing is sealed and does not require lubrication; replacement is only needed if noise or vibration increases after extended service.

What limit appears first when the fan runs continuously at full speed?

The 24 V motor reaches its thermal limit before the hydraulic bearing shows wear under sustained full-speed operation.

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