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Fans 6015L12S ND1 60x60x15mm 12V .15A case fan

SKU CH-XG1Y-YYE1F

12 V two-wire case fan measuring 60 x 60 x 15 mm with a 0.15 A current draw

  • Compact 60 mm frame fits tight builds
  • 12 V operation suits standard PC headers
  • Low 0.15 A draw keeps power use minimal
  • Two-wire design enables simple installation

Compact 60 mm case fan for tight builds

This 12 V two-wire fan measures 60 mm square and 15 mm thick, drawing 0.15 A. It fits standard 6015 mounting holes in small-form-factor cases, server chassis or embedded boards where space is limited. The slim profile leaves room for other components in crowded layouts.

Two-wire design means fixed-speed operation

The connector supplies power and ground only, so the fan runs at a constant rate whenever the rail is live. No PWM or tachometer signal is present, which simplifies wiring in basic cooling loops. Builders who need speed control or RPM monitoring should choose a three- or four-wire model instead.

Highlights

  • Compact 60 mm frame fits tight builds
  • 12 V operation suits standard PC headers
  • Low 0.15 A draw keeps power use minimal
  • Two-wire design enables simple installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 12 V two-wire interface support PWM speed control?

No, the two-wire design provides only fixed-speed operation at 12 V; there is no PWM or voltage-regulation wire.

Will the 60 x 60 x 15 mm frame fit a standard 60 mm mounting pattern?

Yes, the 60 mm square frame matches the common 60 mm hole spacing used on cases and heatsinks.

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