SXDOOL
SXDOOL PVA060G12H 60mm 12V 0.35A 800-5500RPM 4-pin case fan
A 60mm case fan with 12V power, 0.35A current and PWM speed control from 800 to 5500 RPM
- Fan Size60mm
- Power Connector4 Pin
- 60 mm frame fits tight build spaces
- 12 V PWM control adjusts 800–5500 RPM automatically
- Hydraulic bearing runs quietly with no maintenance
- 4-pin connector enables motherboard speed monitoring
- 6 cm lead reaches nearby headers cleanly
60 mm 4-pin case fan
The SXDOOL PVA060G12H is a 60 mm square frame fan built for 12 V operation. It draws 0.35 A and spins between 800 and 5500 RPM via a 4-pin PWM connector. A hydraulic bearing provides maintenance-free running. The unit is new and suited to compact chassis or power-supply cooling.
Check motherboard header and clearance
Verify that your board has a standard 4-pin PWM header for speed control and monitoring. The fan frame measures 60 x 60 x 25 mm, so confirm the mounting holes match a 60 mm pattern. The supplied lead is only 6 cm long, so the header must be close to the mounting location.
Suits tight builds, not high-airflow needs
This fan fits builders who need a slim 60 mm PWM unit for small enclosures or replacement in existing equipment. It is not for users who require high static pressure or high volume airflow for dense radiators. Buyers wanting longer cables or larger frame sizes should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 60 mm frame fits tight build spaces
- 12 V PWM control adjusts 800–5500 RPM automatically
- Hydraulic bearing runs quietly with no maintenance
- 4-pin connector enables motherboard speed monitoring
- 6 cm lead reaches nearby headers cleanly
Specifications
| Fan Size | 60mm |
|---|---|
| Power Connector | 4 Pin |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and what must be bought separately?
The package contains the 60 mm fan with its 6 cm 4-pin cable; no screws, adapters or controllers are included.
How do I choose between the speed range of 800-5500 RPM for my build?
The single model covers the full 800-5500 RPM range via PWM, so you select the curve in BIOS rather than picking a different variant.
What does the 0.35 A current rating mean once the fan is installed?
At 12 V the fan draws 0.35 A, a load most motherboard 4-pin headers can supply directly.
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