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Square black frame fan with four corner holes and wire leads

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Fans KDE2406PTV2 24V 1.2W 60x60x25mm case fan

SKU CH-A5S3-B30T0

A 60×60×25 mm case fan running at 24 V and 1.2 W for compact cooling

  • 24 V operation fits industrial and server chassis
  • 2 W draw keeps power budgets low
  • 60 mm square frame suits standard mounting points
  • 25 mm thickness clears tight clearance gaps

Compact 24 V case fan

The KDE2406PTV2 is a 60 mm square case fan designed for 24 V DC systems. It draws 1.2 W and fits equipment that requires a 25 mm thick frame with wire leads.

Low power thermal profile

At 1.2 W the fan adds minimal heat to the chassis and runs quietly in normal operation. The low current draw keeps power supply loading light while delivering steady airflow for frequency converter or industrial cooling duties.

Highlights

  • 24 V operation fits industrial and server chassis
  • 2 W draw keeps power budgets low
  • 60 mm square frame suits standard mounting points
  • 25 mm thickness clears tight clearance gaps

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I mount the 60 mm fan and connect the three wires to a 24 V supply?

Align the four 60 mm screw holes with your case or heatsink, fasten the fan, then match the three leads to the 24 V power header — reversing polarity will prevent the fan from starting.

When should I expect to replace the 24 V 1.2 W fan?

Plan on swapping the unit once bearing noise becomes audible or airflow drops noticeably; continuous 24 V operation typically yields several years before that point.

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