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Black internal power cable with small connector for 60x60mm server cooling fan

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Ruth's sister internal power cable BP601012H 12V 0.21A 60x60x10mm

SKU CH-FPD2-D7R9A

Connects a 60 mm square, 10 mm thick 12 V server cooling fan drawing 0.21 A

  • Compatible with Emacro Bi-Sonic BP601012H fan
  • DC 12 V 0.21 A power specification
  • Compact 60 x 60 x 10 mm form factor
  • New condition for reliable server cooling

Replacement cable for BP601012H cooling fan

This internal power cable is built for the Emacro Bi-Sonic BP601012H server cooling fan. It supplies the 12 V DC connection the fan requires. The cable suits technicians who are wiring or re-wiring a server chassis that uses this specific fan model. It is not for builders who need a different connector pitch or voltage rating.

Thermals noise and power draw

The cable carries 0.21 A at 12 V to the 60 mm square fan, so power draw stays at the fan's rated level. No active components are in the cable itself, so it adds no heat or audible noise beyond the fan's own operation. The 10 mm fan thickness does not change the cable's thermal behaviour. Use the cable only with the matching fan to keep current within the stated figure.

Highlights

  • Compatible with Emacro Bi-Sonic BP601012H fan
  • DC 12 V 0.21 A power specification
  • Compact 60 x 60 x 10 mm form factor
  • New condition for reliable server cooling

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 12V 0.21A power cable to the BP601012H fan header without reversing polarity?

Match the cable’s keyed connector to the fan’s 12 V header; the notch only fits one way, so forcing it backwards bends pins.

When should I replace the internal power cable for the 60x60x10mm server fan?

Swap the cable if insulation cracks, pins loosen, or the fan spins erratically at 12 V — typically after several years of continuous server duty.

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