SunnyStar Co., Ltd
SunnyStar Co., Ltd PFC0612DE 7N58 60x38mm 12V 1.68A 4 Pin case fan
A 60 x 38 mm dual-ball-bearing case fan with a 4-pin PWM connector running at 12 V and 1.68 A
- TypeCase Fan
- Bearing Type2 Ball
- Power Connector4 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- FeaturesDC square Cooler
- Dual ball bearing extends operating life
- 60 × 38 mm fits compact chassis
- 12 V 1.68 A delivers strong airflow
- 4-pin connector enables PWM speed control
- Non-LED black frame suits professional builds
Delta 60x38mm 4-Pin Server Fan
This Sunon Delta PFC0612DE 7N58 is a 60 by 60 by 38 millimetre case fan built for 12 volt DC operation. It draws 1.68 amps through a four-wire PWM connector and uses a dual ball bearing for long service life. The black frame carries no LED lighting.
Suited for high-static-pressure server
The high current draw and thick 38 millimetre profile make it a match for dense rack enclosures, GPU rear exhausts or CPU coolers that need strong airflow through restrictive fins. It is not for slim chassis limited to thinner fans, nor for quiet desktop builds that need low noise over maximum pressure.
1.68 amp current draw at 12 volts
This single figure tells you whether your fan header or fan controller can supply enough power. If the header is rated below 1.68 amps you must use a powered splitter or a separate controller; otherwise the fan will not reach its rated speed.
Highlights
- Dual ball bearing extends operating life
- 60 × 38 mm fits compact chassis
- 12 V 1.68 A delivers strong airflow
- 4-pin connector enables PWM speed control
- Non-LED black frame suits professional builds
Specifications
| Series | PFC0612DE 7N58 |
|---|---|
| Model | PFC0612DE |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Bearing Type | 2 Ball |
| Power Connector | 4 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | DC square Cooler |
| Dimensions | 60*60*38mm |
Questions about this item
Which variant of the PFC0612DE 7N58 should I pick for a 60 mm mounting hole pattern?
The 60×38 mm frame matches standard 60 mm screw spacing, so this single listed version fits those mounts directly.
What does the 1.68 A rating mean once the fan is installed in a system?
At 12 V the fan draws up to 1.68 A, so the 4-pin header or controller must be rated for at least that current.
What does the 4-pin connector provide compared with a 3-pin fan?
The fourth wire carries a PWM signal, letting the motherboard vary speed precisely while the other three pins supply 12 V power and ground.
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