NDLIULEI
NDLIULEI MMF-06D24DM-AC4 60x60x25mm 24V 0.06A case fan
A 60×60×25 mm 24 V DC case fan drawing 0.06 A with a three-wire black plug
- TypeCase Fan
- 24 V DC power suits industrial and server equipment
- 06 A draw keeps energy use low
- 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame fits standard 6025 mounting holes
- Three-wire black plug enables speed monitoring and control
- New condition ensures full rated performance from day one
60 mm 24 V case fan for server cooling
The NDLIULEI MMF-06D24DM-AC4 is a 60 mm square frame fan that is 25 mm thick. It runs on a 24 V DC supply and draws 0.06 A. A three-wire black plug provides power and speed feedback. The unit is sold new and is intended for inverter or server chassis airflow.
Suited for 24 V systems needing a 6025 form factor
This fan fits equipment that delivers 24 V and accepts a three-wire connector. It is not suited for builds that only provide a different voltage rail. It is also not suited for headers that require a four-wire control signal. Buyers needing a larger frame or higher current draw should look elsewhere.
24 V operating voltage decides compatibility
The single specification that determines fit is the 24 V rating. The fan must be connected to a 24 V source; any other voltage will prevent correct operation. Verify that your hardware supplies exactly this voltage before purchase.
Highlights
- 24 V DC power suits industrial and server equipment
- 06 A draw keeps energy use low
- 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame fits standard 6025 mounting holes
- Three-wire black plug enables speed monitoring and control
- New condition ensures full rated performance from day one
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 60 mm square frame and 25 mm thickness fit my server chassis?
The fan measures 60 by 60 by 25 mm, matching the standard 6025 mounting pattern used in many 1U and inverter enclosures.
How do I connect the three-wire black plug to a 24 V DC header?
Align the keyed black connector with the 24 V fan header, press straight in until it clicks, and verify the tachometer wire seats fully — partial insertion is the common error.
When should I plan to replace this 24 V 0.06 A fan?
Replace the unit when bearing noise becomes audible or airflow drops enough to raise inverter temperatures above normal operating range.
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