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Small 25mm square 12V cooling fan with attached power cable

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Ruth's sister 25mm 12V 0.04A internal power cable

SKU CH-D1QP-7V021

A 25 mm Nidec 2510 fan runs at 12 V and 0.04 A to cool M.2 SSDs

  • 25 mm fan fits tight M.2 SSD cooler spaces
  • 12 V 0.04 A draw keeps system power load low
  • Nidec 2510 motor runs quietly in laptops and set-top boxes
  • Miniature silent design cools SSD without audible noise

25 mm 12 V internal fan

This 25 mm fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.04 A. It is built around the Nidec 2510 motor and is designed to cool an M.2 SSD. The miniature frame fits tight spaces in laptops or set-top boxes.

Upgrade from passive heatsinks

Passive heatsinks rely on case airflow and can let an M.2 SSD throttle under sustained writes. This active fan moves air directly over the drive and keeps temperatures lower during heavy workloads. The jump is worth it when the drive hits thermal limits in a compact chassis.

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Price $12.99
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Questions about this item

Will the 25 mm fan fit my M.2 SSD cooler bracket?

The fan is 25 mm square and 2 mm thick, matching the standard 2510 footprint used on many M.2 SSD coolers.

How do I connect the 12 V 0.04 A fan, and what is the common mistake?

Plug the two-pin lead into a 12 V fan header; the frequent error is reversing polarity, which stops the fan from spinning.

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