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Fans 60x60x15mm 12V .18A 2-wire case fan

SKU CH-7A0M-849AG

A 12 V, 60 × 60 × 15 mm two-wire case fan drawing 0.18 A for compact server or chassis cooling

  • Compact 60 mm square frame fits tight server bays
  • 12 V DC input matches standard PSU rails
  • Low 0.18 A draw keeps power budget lean
  • 15 mm slim profile slides into 1U chassis slots

60×60×15 mm 12 V case fan

This 60 mm square fan fits standard mounting holes in compact servers and small-form-factor cases. It runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.18 A through a two-wire power connection. The slim 15 mm profile suits tight clearances where thicker coolers cannot be installed.

Sustained airflow in tight spaces

Continuous operation at rated voltage delivers steady airflow without the spin-up spikes seen in larger PWM models. The two-wire design means speed stays constant, so acoustic output remains predictable during long workloads. Builders needing variable speed control or tachometer feedback should choose a three- or four-wire alternative instead.

Highlights

  • Compact 60 mm square frame fits tight server bays
  • 12 V DC input matches standard PSU rails
  • Low 0.18 A draw keeps power budget lean
  • 15 mm slim profile slides into 1U chassis slots

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How loud is the 60x60x15mm fan when running continuously?

The 60x60x15mm fan draws 0.18A at 12V, so power use stays around 2 watts and heat output remains low during all-day operation.

What connector does the 2-wire fan need on my board?

The 2-wire fan plugs straight into a standard 12V DC header; no PWM or tachometer pins are required.

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