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Fans U60R12MMAB-53 T32 12V .09A 60x60x15mm 3pin case fan

SKU CH-JZC3-R5TTT

A 60×60×15 mm case fan running at 12 V with a 3-pin connector

  • Compact 60 mm square fits tight chassis spaces
  • 15 mm slim profile clears low-clearance components
  • 12 V .09 A draw keeps power load minimal
  • 3-pin connector enables direct motherboard control

NIDEC U60R12MMAB-53 T32 12V case fan

This 60 by 60 by 15 millimetre case fan operates on a 12 volt supply and draws 0.09 amps. It uses a three-pin connector with the original plug design from NIDEC. The compact frame suits tight chassis layouts where larger fans cannot fit. Block 2

Sustained 12 volt operation

At a constant 12 volts the motor runs continuously at its rated 0.09 amp draw without thermal throttling. The sleeve bearing maintains consistent rotational speed during extended duty cycles. Airflow remains steady because the voltage and current do not fluctuate under load. The three-pin header reports speed to the motherboard for closed-loop control.

Highlights

  • Compact 60 mm square fits tight chassis spaces
  • 15 mm slim profile clears low-clearance components
  • 12 V .09 A draw keeps power load minimal
  • 3-pin connector enables direct motherboard control

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much noise and heat does the 12 V 0.09 A fan produce when running all day?

The fan operates at 12 V and draws 0.09 A, giving low power consumption and quiet running for continuous use.

What connector must my motherboard or fan controller provide for the 3-pin plug on this 60 mm fan?

A standard 3-pin fan header is required; the fan uses the original 3-pin plug for power and speed signal.

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