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Square 60x60x25mm cooling fan with three wires

Revitol

Revitol AFB0624EH DC24V 0.36A 60x60x25mm Three Wires Server Square Cooling Fan

SKU CH-CAE1-EXHKF

A 60 mm square cooling fan running on 24 V DC at .36 A for computer cases

  • TypeCable Extender
  • Reliable server cooling with 24 V DC operation
  • Compact 60 mm square frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring and control
  • Low 0.36 A draw reduces power-supply load

Revitol AFB0624EH 24V server cooling fan

This Revitol AFB0624EH fan is a direct-current cooler rated for 24 volts and 0.36 amps. It measures 60 by 60 by 25 millimetres and uses a three-wire connection for speed monitoring. The square frame fits standard server and computer-case mounts. Buyers needing a different voltage or a larger frame will need another model.

Thermals noise and power draw in normal use

The plastic impeller moves air through the heatsink at the rated 24V input, drawing 0.36A under load. Three-wire feedback lets the system adjust revolutions to match thermal demand, keeping acoustic output proportional to cooling needs. Power consumption stays within the specified current envelope during typical operation.

Highlights

  • Reliable server cooling with 24 V DC operation
  • Compact 60 mm square frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring and control
  • Low 0.36 A draw reduces power-supply load

Specifications

TypeCable Extender

Questions about this item

How do I connect the three-wire lead of the AFB0624EH fan to a 24 V header?

Match the three wires — power, ground and tachometer — to the corresponding pins on the 24 V header; the step often missed is seating the tachometer wire so the system can read the fan speed.

When should I plan to replace the AFB0624EH cooling fan in my computer case?

Replace the fan when bearing noise increases, airflow drops noticeably or the tachometer signal becomes erratic, as the plastic-frame unit is rated for continuous 24 V operation but not for indefinite service.

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