SXDOOL
SXDOOL 2006Size 20×20×6 mm case fan 6500 RPM
A 20 mm square, 6 mm thin case fan spinning at 6500 RPM with a fluid bearing for compact cooling
- Fan Size200mm
- Ultra-thin 20 × 20 × 6 mm profile fits tight laptop spaces
- 6500 RPM at 5 V delivers strong airflow for compact cooling
- Fluid-bearing design runs at only 20 dBA for quiet operation
- Low 0.03 A draw at 5 V keeps power use minimal
- Dual-voltage 5 V and 12 V options suit varied power sources
Ultra-thin 20 mm square fan
The SXDOOL 2006Size is a 20 × 20 × 6 mm blower-style fan built for tight spaces such as slim laptops, small-form-factor PCs or embedded boards. It runs on a 3-wire connection and offers a choice of 5 V or 12 V operation.
Practical voltage and speed limits
At 5 V the fan draws 0.03 A for 0.6 W and spins at 6 500 RPM with 20 dBA noise. At 12 V it draws 0.05 A for 0.6 W and reaches 11 200 RPM with 21 dBA. A third 5 V mode pushes 11 000 RPM at 0.073 A and 0.3 W.
Oil-bearing fluid design
The unit uses an oil-bearing fluid bearing for quiet, long-life rotation in the ultra-thin 6 mm frame. Buyers who need a larger frame, higher static pressure or PWM speed control will not find those features here.
Highlights
- Ultra-thin 20 × 20 × 6 mm profile fits tight laptop spaces
- 6500 RPM at 5 V delivers strong airflow for compact cooling
- Fluid-bearing design runs at only 20 dBA for quiet operation
- Low 0.03 A draw at 5 V keeps power use minimal
- Dual-voltage 5 V and 12 V options suit varied power sources
Specifications
| Brand | BINYEAE |
|---|---|
| Fan Size | 200mm |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 5 V or 12 V version of the 2006Size fan?
The 5 V version runs at 6500 RPM with 0.3 W power draw, while the 12 V version reaches 11200 RPM at 0.6 W; pick 5 V for lower noise and power, 12 V for maximum airflow.
What does the 6500 RPM rating mean once the fan is installed in my laptop?
At 5 V the fan spins at 6500 RPM, producing 20 dBA noise and moving a modest air volume suitable for tight spaces such as ultra-thin laptops or small enclosures.
How does the 3-wire connection affect speed control?
The 3-wire lead provides a tachometer signal so the motherboard can monitor speed, but voltage control is still required to change RPM; PWM control is not supported.
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