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A 60 × 60 × 15 mm four-wire DC fan running at 12 V and 0.32 A for server or case cooling
This 60 by 60 by 15 millimetre fan runs on 12 volts and draws 0.32 amps through a four-wire PWM connection. The compact frame fits tight server and workstation chassis where airflow must be directed through dense component stacks. Condition is new.
Builders with 60 millimetre mounting points and a four-pin header can use this unit for targeted cooling. Buyers needing larger diameter fans, different voltage rails or three-wire voltage control should look elsewhere.
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The fan uses a 4-wire connector that plugs into a standard 12 V PWM header on the motherboard or fan controller.
Yes, the 60x60x15 mm frame matches the common 60 mm square mounting pattern used on most cases and server chassis.
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