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Small 40 by 20 mm axial fan with three-line connector

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Fans 109P0424F6D01 24V 0.06A 40x20mm case fan

SKU CH-E265-FA7F6

A 24 V axial case fan measuring 40 by 20 mm with a three-wire connection

  • 24 V operation suits industrial and server chassis
  • 40 × 20 mm frame fits tight mounting spaces
  • Three-wire lead enables speed monitoring and control
  • Low 0.06 A draw minimises power-budget impact

Compact 24 V axial fan for tight chassis

This 40 mm by 20 mm axial fan runs on 24 V at 0.06 A and uses a three-wire connection for speed monitoring. It suits industrial enclosures, small-form-factor PCs and embedded boards where space is at a premium.

Three-wire tachometer enables closed-loop control

The extra lead feeds a tachometer signal back to the host so fan speed can be tracked or regulated in real time. Systems without a three-pin header cannot use the monitoring function. Buyers needing PWM control or a different voltage should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 24 V operation suits industrial and server chassis
  • 40 × 20 mm frame fits tight mounting spaces
  • Three-wire lead enables speed monitoring and control
  • Low 0.06 A draw minimises power-budget impact

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often will the three-wire connector need inspection or replacement?

The three-wire lead carries power and a tach signal; inspect it whenever the case is opened and replace it if the insulation cracks or the pins loosen.

What limit appears first when the 109P0424F6D01 runs continuously at 24V?

Bearing wear is the first sustained-use limit; the sleeve bearing gradually loses lubricant, causing rpm to drop and noise to rise before the motor itself fails.

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