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Square black axial fan with three wire leads, 60 by 60 by 25 mm

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Fans AFB0648HH DC48V 0.10A 60x60x25mm axial case fan

SKU CH-T33F-NSYQS

DC 48 V axial fan in a 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame drawing 0.10 A

  • Runs on standard 48 V DC supply
  • Low 0.10 A draw reduces power load
  • Compact 60 x 60 x 25 mm frame fits tight spaces
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring

48 V DC 60 mm axial fan

The Fans AFB0648HH is a 60 by 60 by 25 mm axial case fan that runs on 48 V DC and draws 0.10 A. It uses a three-wire connection for speed monitoring and control. The compact frame fits standard 60 mm mounting points in chassis or equipment enclosures.

Industrial and server cooling builds

This fan suits integrators who need a 48 V DC airflow source for rackmount gear or telecom hardware. Buyers who require a different supply voltage cannot use this unit. Those needing larger frame sizes or higher airflow ratings should look at other models.

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Price $12.99
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Questions about this item

What does the 0.10 A current draw mean when the fan is running in a system?

At 48 V the fan draws 0.10 A, so it adds only a small load to the 48 V rail.

How does the three-wire interface affect speed control and monitoring?

The third wire provides a tachometer signal so the motherboard or controller can read the fan speed; voltage regulation on the power lines sets the speed.

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