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Fans SF6023RH12-52A 60x60x25mm 12V 170mA 3-pin blower

SKU CH-WC76-F75NJ

A 60 × 60 × 25 mm 12 V blower fan with a 3-pin connector, drawing 170 mA for server or projector cooling

  • 12 V DC power for stable server operation
  • 170 mA low current draw reduces PSU load
  • 60 x 60 x 25 mm blower design fits tight chassis
  • 3-pin connector enables speed monitoring

60×60 mm blower fan for tight enclosures

This 12 V DC blower measures 60 by 60 by 25 mm and draws 170 mA through a 3-pin connector. It is designed for compact servers, projectors or similar equipment where directed airflow must fit a narrow slot.

3-pin power limits speed control

The 3-pin interface supplies constant voltage, so the fan runs at a fixed rate unless the host varies the 12 V line. Builders who need PWM regulation or tachometer feedback cannot use this model, and the 170 mA draw may exceed the current budget of some low-power headers.

Highlights

  • 12 V DC power for stable server operation
  • 170 mA low current draw reduces PSU load
  • 60 x 60 x 25 mm blower design fits tight chassis
  • 3-pin connector enables speed monitoring

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which version of the SF6023RH12-52A blower should I choose for a 12V 3-pin header?

This model runs on 12 V DC and draws 170 mA through its 3-pin connector, so it matches any standard 12 V 3-pin fan header.

What does the 170 mA current draw mean for cooling performance in my server?

At 170 mA the fan delivers focused blower-style airflow through its 60x60x25 mm frame, suited for directed cooling in tight server or projector chassis.

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