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Nissan NIDEC 9025 9CM chassis fan 12V 0.25A

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Fans T92T12MUA7-57 9025 9CM chassis fan 12V 0.25A

SKU CH-PEYK-K08Q8

9 cm chassis fan running at 12 V and 0.25 A for case airflow

  • 12 V power keeps system wiring simple
  • 25 A draw limits load on the supply
  • 9025 frame fits standard 9 cm mounts
  • NIDEC motor delivers reliable airflow

9025 9CM Chassis Fan

The Nissan NIDEC T92T12MUA7-57 is a 12 V case fan rated at 0.25 A for standard chassis cooling. It fits 92 mm mounting points in workstations and servers that specify this form factor.

Replaces worn 9025 units

Swap this in when an existing 9025 fan becomes noisy or fails to deliver rated airflow. The jump is worth it only if the replacement matches the original 12 V 0.25 A specification and 92 mm hole pattern.

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Price $15.99
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Questions about this item

What mounting hole spacing does the 9025 fan use?

The 9025 frame follows the standard 92 mm square pattern, so the mounting holes are spaced for 92 mm centres.

Which connector does the 12 V 0.25 A fan need, and where do people plug it in wrong?

It uses a standard 3-pin or 4-pin fan header; the common mistake is plugging it into a pump or USB header instead of a motherboard fan header.

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