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Square black 60mm case fan 20mm thick

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Fans YY6020H24B 24V .10A 6020 60*60*20mm case fan

SKU CH-AP9P-W7A3Y

A 60 mm square case fan with dual ball bearings, 24 V operation and 0.10 A draw

  • 60 mm square footprint fits standard 6020 mounting points
  • 24 V supply with 0.10 A draw keeps power use low
  • 20 mm thickness suits slim chassis designs
  • Dual ball-bearing assembly provides durable rotation

60 mm 24 V ball-bearing case fan

This 60 mm case fan runs on 24 V and draws 0.10 A using a dual ball-bearing design. It fits standard 60 mm mounting points with a 20 mm frame depth. The unit is supplied new for system builders who need a compact 24 V cooling option.

Capacity and headroom for 6020 cooling

The fan provides airflow for small chassis or targeted component cooling where a 60 mm frame is required. It runs out of headroom in larger enclosures that demand higher static pressure or greater air volume than a 60 mm form factor can deliver.

Highlights

  • 60 mm square footprint fits standard 6020 mounting points
  • 24 V supply with 0.10 A draw keeps power use low
  • 20 mm thickness suits slim chassis designs
  • Dual ball-bearing assembly provides durable rotation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 24 V 0.10 A fan run safely on an older 24 V fan header?

Yes — the fan is rated for 24 V and draws 0.10 A, matching a standard 24 V header.

How can I confirm the 60×60×20 mm ball-bearing fan is spinning correctly after install?

Listen for smooth rotation and check the BIOS or monitoring software for a stable RPM reading.

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