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Fans HA60251V4-0000-C99 60mm 12V 0.7W Maglev case fan

SKU CH-E869-WVRHV

A 60 mm magnetic-levitation case fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.7 W

  • 12 V DC operation keeps the fan running cool
  • Maglev bearing reduces friction for quieter performance
  • 7 W draw limits heat output inside the case
  • 60 mm frame fits tight build spaces

Compact 60 mm Maglev fan

The 60 mm frame fits tight chassis locations such as small-form-factor cases, rackmount units or targeted component coolers. Magnetic levitation reduces bearing friction for quieter operation and longer service life. A single 12 V DC supply powers the motor at 0.7 W.

Four-pin mounting and low power draw

Standard screw holes align with common 6025 mounting patterns for quick installation. Low current demand leaves headroom on the 12 V rail for other components. Buyers needing higher airflow or PWM speed control should consider larger or feature-rich alternatives.

Highlights

  • 12 V DC operation keeps the fan running cool
  • Maglev bearing reduces friction for quieter performance
  • 7 W draw limits heat output inside the case
  • 60 mm frame fits tight build spaces

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What power connector does the HA60251V4-0000-C99 60mm fan use and what voltage does it draw?

The fan runs on 12 V DC and consumes 0.7 W; the exact connector type is not detailed in the specification.

What are the mounting dimensions for the HA60251V4-0000-C99 60mm case fan?

The frame measures 60 mm square, matching the standard 6025 mounting pattern used in most chassis and heatsinks.

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