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Fans QFR0612DH 60x60x38mm 12V 1.1A case fan

SKU CH-BSV5-RVFSY

A 60 mm square, 38 mm thick case fan running at 12 V with a 1.1 A three-wire speed-control connection

  • Ultra-durable Delta construction for long service life
  • 12 V 1.1 A three-wire speed control for adjustable airflow
  • Compact 60 × 60 × 38 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 6 cm impeller delivers focused cooling in small form-factor builds

Delta QFR0612DH 60 mm case fan

This 60 by 60 by 38 mm fan runs on 12 V and draws 1.1 A through a three-wire connection. It is built for compact chassis or targeted component cooling where a 60 mm frame is required. The ultra-durable construction suits continuous operation in workstations or servers. Buyers needing a larger frame or PWM control will not find it here.

Three-wire speed signal

The third wire provides a tachometer signal so the system can monitor fan speed. Voltage regulation is the only way to change speed because PWM is not supported. The 1.1 A current draw demands a header or controller rated for at least that amperage. Builders who need 4-pin PWM regulation should choose a different model.

Highlights

  • Ultra-durable Delta construction for long service life
  • 12 V 1.1 A three-wire speed control for adjustable airflow
  • Compact 60 × 60 × 38 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 6 cm impeller delivers focused cooling in small form-factor builds

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 12 V or 1.1 A version of this fan?

The QFR0612DH is a single model that runs on 12 V and draws 1.1 A; there are no separate voltage or current versions to choose between.

What does the 1.1 A rating mean once the fan is installed in my case?

It shows the maximum current the motor can pull from a 12 V header, so your motherboard or fan controller must supply at least 1.1 A on that channel.

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