NDLIULEI DS06025B12U 12V 0.7A 6025 4-wire case fan
A 60 × 60 × 25 mm case fan running at 12 V and 0.7 A with a 4-wire PWM connector
- Product typeCase Fan
- 60×60×25 mm footprint fits compact 6025 mounting points
- 4-wire PWM control enables precise speed regulation
- 12 V 0.7 A rating delivers strong airflow for cooling
- Tested working before dispatch ensures reliable operation
- Brand-new condition guarantees full service life
60×60×25 mm 4-wire case fan
The NDLIULEI DS06025B12U is a 12 V case fan drawing 0.7 A, built in the 6025 form factor with a four-wire PWM connector. It is intended for system builders and technicians who need a compact cooling unit for tight chassis or as a direct replacement in existing hardware.
Suits compact builds and direct replacements
This fan fits users who have a 60 mm mounting pattern and require PWM speed control via the fourth wire. It does not suit builders needing larger airflow from bigger frame sizes, nor those whose boards only provide three-pin voltage control without PWM support.
Four-wire PWM control
The single specification that decides fit is the four-wire PWM interface, which enables motherboard-controlled speed curves. If your header or controller only supports three-pin voltage regulation, this unit will not deliver its intended variable-speed operation.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 60×60×25mm frame fit my 6025 mounting holes?
Yes, the fan measures exactly 60 mm by 60 mm by 25 mm, matching the standard 6025 mounting pattern used in most cases and heatsinks.
How do I connect the 4-wire PWM plug and which orientation is correct?
Align the keyed 4-pin connector with the motherboard header so the tab faces the clip; forcing it backwards bends pins and prevents speed control.
When should I replace the 12V 0.7A motor if airflow drops?
Expect several years of continuous use; replace when bearing noise rises or RPM falls below the curve set in BIOS despite clean blades.
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