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Fans UltraFlo 9025 0.25A T92T12MUA7-57 case fan

SKU CH-0MG9-KCEVR

A 92 mm case fan drawing 0.25 A at 12 V for quiet system cooling

  • Silent operation backed by UltraFlo design
  • Low power draw at 0.25A current
  • Compact 92mm frame fits tight builds
  • Reliable cooling from Nidec engineering

Nidec UltraFlo 9025 silence cooling fan

This Nidec UltraFlo 9025 fan is a new case fan intended for system builders who need a 12 V cooling component. The unit carries the model designation T92T12MUA7-57 and draws 0.25 A during operation.

Practical limits of the standard interface

The fan connects through a standard 12 V power interface which fixes the operating voltage and current draw at 0.25 A. Builders who require variable speed control or a different voltage rail cannot use this model without additional circuitry.

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Price $15.99
Cheaper than about 63% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Is the 92 mm UltraFlo 9025 the right choice for a standard case fan slot?

The 92 mm frame matches common 92 mm mounting points, so it fits standard slots designed for that size.

What does the 0.25 A current draw mean for my power supply?

At 12 V the fan draws 0.25 A, equating to roughly 3 W, which is a minimal load for any modern PSU.

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