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Square black 60mm PWM case fan 38mm thick

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Fans 6038 60mm 38mm 12V 3.3A PWM case fan

SKU CH-C107-WV0HT

A 60 mm square, 38 mm thick case fan delivering high airflow at 12 V and 3.3 A with PWM control

  • PWM control enables precise speed adjustment
  • 12 V 3.3 A power delivers strong airflow
  • 60 mm × 38 mm frame fits tight spaces
  • Delta PFR0612XHE model built for demanding cooling

Delta PFR0612XHE 60 mm high-output fan

This 60 mm by 38 mm case fan runs on 12 V and draws 3.3 A through a PWM interface. It is built for systems that need concentrated airflow in a compact frame. The PFR0612XHE model suits industrial chassis, dense server nodes or custom cooling loops where space is limited. Buyers who need a larger diameter or lower current draw should look elsewhere.

Thermals, noise and power in normal use

At 12 V the fan pulls a steady 3.3 A, so power delivery must support that load continuously. PWM control lets the speed scale with temperature, reducing acoustic output when full flow is not required. The 38 mm thickness houses a robust motor that moves significant air volume for its footprint. Expect audible airflow noise at maximum duty cycle.

Highlights

  • PWM control enables precise speed adjustment
  • 12 V 3.3 A power delivers strong airflow
  • 60 mm × 38 mm frame fits tight spaces
  • Delta PFR0612XHE model built for demanding cooling

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the 60 mm × 38 mm fan and connect its PWM lead?

Mount the fan using four 60 mm screw holes, then plug the four-wire PWM connector into a 12 V motherboard header so speed control works.

When should I replace the 3.3 A Delta PFR0612XHE fan?

Replace it when bearing noise rises, airflow drops noticeably, or the PWM signal no longer changes speed.

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