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Fans AD0612HS-C70GL 6020 60x60x20mm 2-wire 12V 0.16A case fan

SKU CH-VMG2-JQHF8

A 60×60×20 mm case fan with two-wire 12 V power drawing 0.16 A

  • Compact 60 × 60 × 20 mm frame fits tight builds
  • 12 V DC input suits standard ATX headers
  • Low 0.16 A draw keeps power budget small
  • Two-wire design enables simple plug-and-play install

Compact 12 V case fan for tight builds

The AD0612HS-C70GL is a 60 mm square, 20 mm thick frame that draws 0.16 A at 12 V. Its two-wire power lead suits basic motherboard headers or direct PSU connections. The small footprint fits ITX cases, GPU shrouds or industrial enclosures where larger fans cannot mount.

Two-wire design limits speed control

Without a third tachometer or PWM wire the fan runs at full voltage continuously. Motherboards cannot monitor RPM or modulate duty cycle, so acoustic tuning or thermal curves are not possible. Builders who need variable speed or feedback should choose a three- or four-wire alternative.

Highlights

  • Compact 60 × 60 × 20 mm frame fits tight builds
  • 12 V DC input suits standard ATX headers
  • Low 0.16 A draw keeps power budget small
  • Two-wire design enables simple plug-and-play install

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 60 mm by 20 mm size or a different thickness for my case?

The AD0612HS-C70GL measures 60 mm square and 20 mm deep, so verify your mounting holes match that 6020 footprint before buying.

What does the 0.16 A rating mean for daily operation?

At 12 V the fan draws 0.16 A, which keeps power use low and suits standard motherboard or fan-controller headers without overloading them.

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