SXDOOL
SXDOOL B126015BU 60x60x15mm 12V 0.40A 6200RPM case fan
A 60×60×15 mm 12 V turbo blower with double ball bearings spins at 6200 RPM and 38 dBA for compact server cooling
- High-speed 6200 RPM airflow clears tight spaces
- Double ball bearing runs maintenance-free for longer life
- Quiet 38 dBA operation keeps systems unobtrusive
- Compact 60×60×15 mm frame fits 1U servers
- Three-wire 3P connector plugs straight into motherboards
60×60×15 mm turbo blower
The SXDOOL B126015BU is a 12 V DC blower-style case fan built for compact enclosures such as 1U servers or small-form-factor workstations. Its 60×60×15 mm frame fits tight mounting grids where standard axial fans cannot.
Maintenance-free double ball bearing
The double ball bearing removes the need for periodic lubrication and maintains consistent speed over long operating cycles. A three-wire 3-pin connector with an 18 cm lead plugs directly into a motherboard header for speed monitoring and control.
6200 RPM at 38 dBA
At full speed the fan moves a concentrated air stream through a 4.1×1.2 cm outlet, clearing dense heatsink fins or restricted chassis paths. The 0.40 A draw keeps power demand low, but the high-pitched airflow noise at 6200 RPM makes it unsuitable for quiet desktop builds.
Highlights
- High-speed 6200 RPM airflow clears tight spaces
- Double ball bearing runs maintenance-free for longer life
- Quiet 38 dBA operation keeps systems unobtrusive
- Compact 60×60×15 mm frame fits 1U servers
- Three-wire 3P connector plugs straight into motherboards
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the double ball bearing need lubrication or replacement over time?
The bearing is maintenance-free; no lubrication or bearing replacement is scheduled.
At 6200 RPM what limit appears first during continuous operation?
The motor draws 0.40 A at 12 V, so the current limit is reached before any speed reduction.
How loud and hot does the fan get when running all day?
It runs at 38 dBA and consumes 0.40 A at 12 V while spinning at 6200 RPM.
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