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Fans FFB0612EHEBearing 60×60×38 mm 12 V 1.20 A 8000 RPM 50.15 CFM 1.42 mm H₂O 54.5 dBA case fan
A 60 × 60 × 38 mm case fan with double ball bearings delivering 50.15 CFM at 8000 RPM and 1.42 mm H₂O static pressure
- High airflow of 50.15 CFM for strong cooling
- 42 mm H₂O static pressure pushes air through dense filters
- Double ball bearing rated for long life at 25 °C
- 12 V 1.20 A draws 14.4 W from standard motherboard header
- 8000 RPM delivers performance with 54.5 dBA noise level
Compact 60 mm dual ball-bearing fan
This 60 mm by 60 mm case fan uses a double ball bearing and runs on 12 V at 1.20 A. It delivers 50.15 CFM airflow and 1.42 mm H₂O static pressure at 8000 RPM. The unit draws 14.4 W and produces 54.5 dBA noise. It fits medical, rail vehicle, industrial and new-energy vehicle cooling applications where space is limited.
Upgrade from sleeve-bearing 60 mm fans
The dual ball bearing extends operating life at 25 °C compared with sleeve-bearing designs. The jump is worthwhile when continuous high-speed duty or vibration resistance matters. Builders who need quieter operation or lower power draw should look elsewhere.
Limited by 3-pin small-header control
Speed measurement is supported but the 3-pin connector provides only voltage regulation, not PWM precision. At full 8000 RPM the acoustic output reaches 54.5 dBA, which rules out silent workstations. The 38 mm thickness may also conflict with ultra-slim chassis clearances.
Highlights
- High airflow of 50.15 CFM for strong cooling
- 42 mm H₂O static pressure pushes air through dense filters
- Double ball bearing rated for long life at 25 °C
- 12 V 1.20 A draws 14.4 W from standard motherboard header
- 8000 RPM delivers performance with 54.5 dBA noise level
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 60 mm by 60 mm by 38 mm frame fit my chassis fan slot?
The fan measures 60 mm square by 38 mm thick, matching the standard 60386 mounting pattern used in many compact cases and industrial enclosures.
How do I connect the three-pin connector to the motherboard and avoid the common polarity mistake?
Align the keyed small 3P plug with the motherboard header so the ground wire sits on the marked pin; reversing it will prevent the fan from spinning.
When should I expect to replace the double ball bearing assembly?
The dual ball bearing is rated for continuous operation at 25 °C; plan replacement when noise rises above the specified 54.5 dBA or airflow drops below 50.15 CFM.
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