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Square 60mm server fan black frame three wires

SXDOOL

SXDOOL D06R-12SL 04A 60mm 3-wire Server Square Fan

SKU CH-7MSA-7QJ4G

A 60 mm square server fan with 3-wire 12 V 0.04 A operation

  • Fan Size40mm
  • DC 12 V operation powers compact server cooling
  • 60 mm square frame fits 60×60×15 mm bays
  • 3-wire connection enables speed monitoring control
  • 04 A draw keeps power consumption low

40mm 12V Server Fan

The SXDOOL D06R-12SL is a compact 40mm square fan designed for 12 volt DC server and chassis cooling. It draws 0.04 amps and uses a three-wire connection for speed monitoring. The 15mm thick frame fits standard 60mm mounting patterns. This new component suits maintenance on legacy hardware or tight industrial enclosures.

Replaces Worn 40mm Units

Install this fan when an existing 40mm cooler becomes noisy or fails to spin. The three-wire header allows the system to track RPM without PWM control. It is not suited for builds needing higher airflow, larger frame sizes or four-wire PWM regulation. Buyers requiring greater static pressure or different voltage rails should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • DC 12 V operation powers compact server cooling
  • 60 mm square frame fits 60×60×15 mm bays
  • 3-wire connection enables speed monitoring control
  • 04 A draw keeps power consumption low

Specifications

Fan Size40mm

Questions about this item

What screw-hole spacing does the 60 mm square frame need for mounting?

The fan uses the standard 60 mm square mounting pattern with holes centred on the 60 mm edges.

Which pin on the 3-wire connector carries the tachometer signal?

The third wire — typically yellow — provides the RPM sense signal to the motherboard header.

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