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Black 60mm square case fan, 25mm thick, matte finish, no LED, two-pin connector

SXDOOL

SXDOOL 60mm Case Fan 24V 4500-4999 RPM 23.5 CFM

SKU CH-4XKH-ED43T

A 60 mm case fan spinning at 4500-4999 RPM, moving 23.5 CFM at 33.5 dBA on 24 V power

  • TypeCase Fan
  • Fan Size60mm
  • RPM4500-4999 RPM
  • Air Flow20-25 CFM
  • Noise Level30 - 35 dBA
  • Power Connector2 Pin
  • High airflow for tight spaces with 23.5 CFM output
  • Maglev bearing reduces friction for 33.5 dBA quiet running
  • Low 1.9 W draw keeps 24 V systems efficient
  • Compact 60 x 60 x 25 mm frame fits dense server builds
  • 4500-4999 RPM range delivers strong static pressure of 0.21 inH2O

60 mm 24 V Maglev Case Fan

This 60 mm case fan runs on 24 V DC and draws 0.079 A for 1.9 W of power. It spins between 4500 and 4999 RPM using a maglev bearing and produces 23.5 CFM of airflow at a noise level of 33.5 dBA. The black, non-LED frame measures 60 by 60 by 25 mm and connects via a two-pin header. It is suited for server inverter cooling or tight chassis spots that can supply a 24 V rail.

Who it suits and who should look elsewhere

Builders with a 24 V fan header who need a compact 60 mm cooler for rack or embedded gear will find the airflow and maglev durability a good fit. It is not for systems that only provide other voltage rails, nor for users who want PWM speed control, RGB lighting or a larger form factor. Buyers who need higher static pressure or quieter sub-30 dBA operation should look at other models.

Deciding specification — 24 V supply requirement

The single detail that decides fitment is the 24 V operating voltage. If the motherboard, controller or power supply cannot deliver a 24 V DC rail to a two-pin header, the fan will not run. Verify the available voltage before purchasing.

Highlights

  • High airflow for tight spaces with 23.5 CFM output
  • Maglev bearing reduces friction for 33.5 dBA quiet running
  • Low 1.9 W draw keeps 24 V systems efficient
  • Compact 60 x 60 x 25 mm frame fits dense server builds
  • 4500-4999 RPM range delivers strong static pressure of 0.21 inH2O

Specifications

TypeCase Fan
Fan Size60mm
RPM4500-4999 RPM
Air Flow20-25 CFM
Noise Level30 - 35 dBA
Power Connector2 Pin
ColorBlack
LEDNon-LED

Questions about this item

Does my system need a 24 V DC power source to run this 60 mm fan?

Yes, the fan is rated for 24 V and draws 0.079 A, so the power supply or controller must provide 24 V DC.

Will the 2-pin connector on this fan plug into a standard 3-pin or 4-pin motherboard header?

The fan uses a 2-pin connector; it fits a 3-pin header by leaving the sense pin empty, but a 4-pin PWM header will not provide speed control.

How can I confirm the fan is spinning at the rated 4500–4999 RPM after installation?

Check the RPM reading in BIOS or monitoring software; it should report within the 4500–4999 RPM range when the fan receives full 24 V.

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