Fans MMF-06D24DS-FC5Size 60x60x25 24V 0.09A case fan
A 60 × 60 × 25 mm axial case fan running on 24 V at 0.09 A for compact cooling
- 24 V operation fits industrial and rail power systems
- 16 W draw keeps energy costs low
- 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame suits tight enclosures
- Axial design delivers efficient airflow with low noise
- 09 A current simplifies power supply selection
Compact 60 mm axial fan for 24 V systems
This 60x60x25 mm Mitsubishi axial fan runs on 24 V and draws 0.09 A for 2.16 W of power. It suits builders who need a slim, low-profile cooler for tight chassis or industrial enclosures. The small installation depth helps where space is at a premium. It is not for builders who need a larger frame or higher airflow than this form factor can deliver.
Bare unit with no extra cables or controllers
The package contains only the fan itself; no mounting screws, adapters or speed-control accessories are included. You must supply your own wiring and fixation method for the intended device. This keeps the bundle minimal for integrators who already have the necessary hardware. It does not change the installation if you already plan to use custom loom or DIN-rail clips.
Verify 24 V supply and 60 mm mounting pattern
Confirm your system provides a stable 24 V rail capable of at least 0.09 A before ordering. Check that the mounting holes match a 60 mm square pattern and that 25 mm depth clears surrounding components. The fan is designed for axial airflow through heat exchangers, so orient it accordingly. No other electrical or mechanical interfaces are specified.
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- Price $33.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often should the 60x60x25 mm Mitsubishi MMF-06D24DS-FC5 axial fan be inspected or replaced in continuous operation?
Mitsubishi axial fans are built for long service life; schedule periodic dust cleaning and bearing checks, replacing the unit only if airflow drops or noise increases beyond normal levels.
What is the first limit reached when the 24 V 0.09 A fan runs continuously at full load?
The motor draws a steady 2.16 W, so thermal equilibrium is the first limit — the housing stabilises at its rated operating temperature without exceeding design margins.
How much noise and heat does the 60 mm Mitsubishi fan produce when running all day at 24 V?
Rated at 2.16 W, the axial design delivers low noise and efficient airflow; expect a quiet hum and modest warmth that stays within the fan's specified operating envelope.
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