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Fans 6020 12V 1.62W Two-wire Maglev Fan

SKU CH-4P0F-AQK5J

A 6020-size 12 V maglev fan drawing 1.62 W with two-wire power

  • Maglev bearing reduces friction for quiet operation
  • 12 V two-wire design fits standard headers
  • 62 W power draw keeps energy use low
  • 6020 form factor suits compact builds

6020 12V Maglev Cooling

The Fans 6020 is a 12 volt maglev case fan rated at 1.62 watts. It uses a two-wire power connection for simple integration. The magnetic levitation bearing reduces friction and noise during operation. This unit suits builders adding targeted airflow to compact chassis.

Two-wire power fits tight layouts

The two-wire lead connects directly to a 12 volt header or adapter without extra controllers. Maglev design frees the rotor from physical contact, lowering vibration in restricted spaces. Buyers who need PWM speed control or a three-wire tachometer signal should look elsewhere. The 6020 form factor suits slim enclosures and custom brackets.

Highlights

  • Maglev bearing reduces friction for quiet operation
  • 12 V two-wire design fits standard headers
  • 62 W power draw keeps energy use low
  • 6020 form factor suits compact builds

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What limits sustained airflow on the 6020 12V 1.62W maglev fan?

The 1.62 W power ceiling caps motor torque, so airflow tops out when the impeller hits its steady-state RPM under 12 V.

How loud and hot does the 6020 maglev fan run during all-day operation?

Maglev bearings eliminate contact noise, and at 1.62 W the motor stays cool enough for continuous 12 V duty without thermal throttling.

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