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Black 60mm square frame fan with dual ball bearing label

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Fans AFB0612VHD 6020 60mm 12V .27A dual-ball case fan

SKU CH-3D0G-7NE4P

A 60 mm case fan with dual-ball bearings, three-wire speed control and 12 V 0.27 A power draw

  • 60 mm square frame fits tight case layouts
  • 12 V operation matches standard motherboard headers
  • 27 A draw keeps power load low
  • dual ball bearings extend running life

Delta AFB0612VHD 60 mm case fan

The Delta AFB0612VHD is a 60 mm square case fan built for 12 V operation. It draws 0.27 A and uses a three-wire connection for speed reporting. Dual ball bearings support continuous running in servers, workstations or compact enclosures where a 60 mm mount is required.

Thermals noise and power in normal use

At 12 V the fan moves air through a 60 by 60 by 20 mm frame while drawing 0.27 A. The dual ball bearing design keeps running noise steady over time. The three-wire lead allows the system to monitor speed and adjust voltage for quieter operation when thermal load is low.

Highlights

  • 60 mm square frame fits tight case layouts
  • 12 V operation matches standard motherboard headers
  • 27 A draw keeps power load low
  • dual ball bearings extend running life

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the AFB0612VHD 60mm fan and which wire is the speed signal?

Mount the 60×60×20 mm frame using the four corner holes, connect the 12 V supply to the red and black leads, and attach the third wire to the motherboard header for RPM monitoring.

What maintenance will the dual-ball bearing fan need over time?

The dual-ball bearings are sealed for life; expect only occasional dust removal from the blades and housing to maintain airflow.

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