SXDOOL
SXDOOL AFB0624VH 60×60×25 mm 24 V 0.17 A 2-pin 5500 rpm case fan
A 60×60×25 mm case fan running at 5500 rpm on 24 V with a 2-pin connector
- Compact 60 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
- 24 V 0.17 A draw keeps power use low
- 5500 rpm speed moves air through dense heatsinks
- 25 mm thickness matches standard mounting holes
- 2-pin connector enables simple plug-and-play install
Compact 60 mm inverter fan for 24 V systems
The SXDOOL AFB0624VH is a 60×60×25 mm case fan built around a Delta inverter motor. It draws 0.17 A at 24 V and spins at 5500 rpm, making it suitable for tight enclosures that run on a 24 volt rail.
Two-wire 2-pin connector simplifies installation
The fan uses a 2-wire 2-pin power lead without PWM or tachometer signals. This keeps wiring straightforward in industrial chassis, inverter drives or embedded boxes where speed control and monitoring are handled elsewhere or not required.
Fixed-speed operation limits airflow tuning
Without a PWM input or voltage regulation the fan runs at its rated 5500 rpm whenever power is applied. Builders who need variable airflow, acoustic optimisation or automatic thermal response must add external circuitry or choose a different model.
Highlights
- Compact 60 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
- 24 V 0.17 A draw keeps power use low
- 5500 rpm speed moves air through dense heatsinks
- 25 mm thickness matches standard mounting holes
- 2-pin connector enables simple plug-and-play install
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What voltage does the 2-pin connector supply to the AFB0624VH, and what speed does it cap at?
The fan runs on a 24 V supply through its 2-pin connector and spins at a fixed 5500 rpm.
What are the exact mounting dimensions for the AFB0624VH?
The frame measures 60 mm by 60 mm with a 25 mm thickness, matching standard 6025 mounting holes.
How do you connect the 2-pin AFB0624VH, and what is the common mistake?
Plug the two pins into a 24 V fan header observing polarity; the common mistake is reversing the wires, which prevents the fan from starting.
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