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DELL T350/T360 Standard Fan 6JP12 server accessory

SKU CH-PJH1-J1C9G

Standard cooling fan for Dell T350 and T360 servers, part number 6JP12

  • TypeRack
  • Compatible with Dell T350 and T360 servers
  • Standard cooling fan for reliable airflow
  • New component tested and firmware updated
  • Part number 6JP12 for exact identification

Standard fan for T350 and T360 servers

This replacement fan is designed for Dell PowerEdge T350 and T360 tower servers. It fits the standard cooling configuration and carries part number 6JP12. The unit is supplied new and has been tested with updated firmware. System administrators maintaining these platforms can use it to restore proper airflow.

Replaces a worn or noisy original fan

Install this fan when the factory unit fails, becomes loud or shows reduced RPM. The jump is worth it if the server runs continuous workloads and thermal headroom has dropped. It is not for rackmount chassis or for configurations that require high-performance or redundant fan modules. Builders needing a different form factor should verify compatibility before ordering.

Highlights

  • Compatible with Dell T350 and T360 servers
  • Standard cooling fan for reliable airflow
  • New component tested and firmware updated
  • Part number 6JP12 for exact identification

Specifications

BrandDELL
Model6JP12
TypeRack

Questions about this item

Which Dell PowerEdge tower models does the 6JP12 standard fan fit?

The 6JP12 standard fan is designed for the Dell PowerEdge T350 and T360 tower servers.

What is the correct orientation when installing the 6JP12 fan in a T350 or T360?

Align the fan so the airflow arrow points toward the rear of the chassis; installing it backwards is the common mistake.

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