Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A 60 mm DC case fan delivering 40 m³/h airflow at 35 dB with a 5100 rpm sleeve bearing and PWM speed control
This is a 60 mm square axial fan with a 25.4 mm depth, rated for 12 V DC operation. It draws a maximum current of 165 mA and spins at 5100 rpm to deliver 40 m³/h of airflow at a noise level of 35 dB. The unit uses a sleeve bearing and includes a speed signal wire plus end-stop and speed-limit alarms.
The fan suits builds that need a compact 6025 frame with PWM and analog control inputs, external and internal temperature sensors, and a glass-fibre reinforced structure. It is not for designs that require a ball bearing, a different voltage, or a mounting pattern outside the 60 x 60 mm footprint.
The sleeve bearing and 5100 rpm speed at 35 dB define the acoustic and longevity profile for this 6 cm frame. Buyers who need a ball bearing or a lower noise floor at this form factor should look elsewhere.
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The fan draws up to 165 mA at 12 V DC, so the motherboard header or fan controller must supply at least that much current on its 12 V rail.
Yes — the 60 mm square footprint and 25.4 mm depth match the common 6025 hole spacing used on many CPU coolers and chassis brackets.
Match each lead to the corresponding header pin — power, ground, tachometer output and PWM input — using the wire colours or the supplier pin-out diagram; reversing power and ground will prevent the fan from starting.
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