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Fans 60x60x25mm 24V 0.15A 3-wire Server Square Fan

SKU CH-EMSJ-D42EC

A 60 mm square case fan running on 24 V with a three-wire connection

  • 24 V DC power suits server and industrial chassis
  • 60 mm square frame fits standard 60×60 mm mounting holes
  • 25 mm thickness matches common slim-fan bays
  • 3-wire connector provides tachometer signal for speed monitoring

24 V 60 mm Server Fan

This 60 mm square fan runs on 24 V DC and draws 0.15 A through a three-wire connection. It measures 60 mm by 60 mm by 25 mm and is supplied in new condition. The unit is designed for server and industrial chassis that provide a 24 V rail.

Suited for 24 V server builds

It fits maintainers upgrading or repairing equipment that specifies a 24 V 60 mm fan with a three-wire lead. Buyers whose hardware only offers a different voltage rail cannot use this fan directly. Those needing a larger frame or a two-wire connector should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 24 V DC power suits server and industrial chassis
  • 60 mm square frame fits standard 60×60 mm mounting holes
  • 25 mm thickness matches common slim-fan bays
  • 3-wire connector provides tachometer signal for speed monitoring

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 60x60x25mm frame fit my server's standard 60mm fan mounts?

Yes, the 60mm square frame matches standard 60mm mounting holes used in many server chassis.

How do I connect the 3-wire lead to a 24V DC power source correctly?

Connect the red wire to 24V positive, black to ground, and the third wire provides the tachometer signal for speed monitoring.

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