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SXDOOL ADDA AD0612LX-H93 60mm 12V 0.13A Hydro Bearing 3 Pin case fan
60 mm hydro-bearing case fan running at 4000–4499 RPM on 12 V 0.13 A with a three-pin connector
- Fan Size60mm
- Bearing TypeHydro Bearing
- RPM4000-4499 RPM
- Power Connector3 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- Compact 60 mm frame fits tight projector chassis
- Hydro bearing runs quietly at 4000-4499 RPM
- 12 V, 0.13 A draw keeps power use low
- Three-wire original plug connects directly to BenQ MS614/MH680/W1070
- Non-LED black finish suits professional environments
ADDA AD0612LX-H93 60 mm 12 V case fan
This ADDA AD0612LX-H93 is a 60 mm square frame fan with a 13 mm thickness. It runs on 12 V DC at 0.13 A and uses a hydro bearing. The three-wire original plug connects to a standard 3-pin motherboard header. It is intended as a replacement cooler for compact equipment such as the BenQ MS614 projector.
Who this suits and who it does not
Technicians servicing a BenQ MS614 or MH 680 W 1070 projector, or any device that takes a 60x60x13 mm 12 V 3-pin fan, can use this as a direct drop-in. Builders who need PWM speed control, larger mounting holes, or RGB illumination should look at other models.
Deciding specification
The 60x60x13 mm frame with a three-wire 12 V plug is the single specification that determines fit. Verify that your device accepts those exact dimensions and connector before ordering.
Highlights
- Compact 60 mm frame fits tight projector chassis
- Hydro bearing runs quietly at 4000-4499 RPM
- 12 V, 0.13 A draw keeps power use low
- Three-wire original plug connects directly to BenQ MS614/MH680/W1070
- Non-LED black finish suits professional environments
Specifications
| Fan Size | 60mm |
|---|---|
| Bearing Type | Hydro Bearing |
| RPM | 4000-4499 RPM |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
Questions about this item
Does my motherboard need a 3-pin fan header to run this 60 mm ADDA fan?
Yes, the fan uses a three-wire original plug that fits a standard 3-pin motherboard header and draws 12 V at 0.13 A.
Can I keep using an older 3-pin header that only runs at fixed voltage?
The fan will spin between 4000 and 4499 RPM on a fixed 12 V header; speed control requires a header that supports voltage regulation.
How can I confirm the fan is operating correctly after installation?
Check the BIOS or monitoring software for a stable RPM reading in the 4000–4499 range and feel steady airflow from the 60×60×13 mm frame.
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