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Small square 60mm case fan with black frame and blades

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Fans LC6015MS14 14V .15A 6015 case fan

SKU CH-7RYT-Q61RQ

60 mm case fan rated at 14 V and 0.15 A for power-supply cooling

  • 14 V input for stable power supply cooling
  • 15 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 6015 form factor fits standard PSU mounts
  • Two-pin connector enables simple installation

14V 0.15A 6015 case fan

The Fans LC6015MS14 is a compact 6015 form-factor case fan designed for targeted airflow in tight chassis spaces. It operates at 14 volts and draws 0.15 amps through a two-pin power connector. This unit suits builders replacing a worn power-supply cooler or adding spot cooling to small-form-factor systems.

Two-pin power connector

The included two-pin lead provides simple voltage-driven operation without PWM control or speed reporting. No mounting screws, adapters or software utilities are bundled, so installers must supply their own fasteners and cannot adjust fan curves via motherboard headers. Buyers needing variable-speed headers or bundled hardware should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 14 V input for stable power supply cooling
  • 15 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 6015 form factor fits standard PSU mounts
  • Two-pin connector enables simple installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the sleeve bearing in this LC6015MS14 fan need lubrication or replacement during its service life?

The fan uses a sleeve bearing that cannot be relubricated; when noise or wobble develops the entire unit must be replaced.

What limits continuous operation of this 14 V 0.15 A 6015 fan first — thermal throttling or bearing wear?

Bearing wear is the first limit; the sleeve bearing degrades with constant rotation long before the motor reaches its thermal ceiling.

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