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Unique-Bargains DC 12V 60mm 15mm 9 Vanes Case Fan w Metal Finger Guard
A 60 mm square DC 12 V case fan with nine vanes and a metal finger guard weighs 41 g
- DC 12 V power keeps the fan running efficiently
- 9 vanes move air steadily across components
- 60 mm square frame fits tight chassis spaces
- 15 mm slim profile leaves room for other hardware
- 41 g lightweight build adds minimal mass to the case
Compact 60 mm DC 12 V case fan
This 60 mm square frame fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.16 A. Nine vanes driven by a brushless motor move air through a 15 mm thick housing. A metal finger guard is included in the package.
Simple two-pin DIN connector installation
The 2.54 mm 2-pin DIN female plug fits standard headers; align the key and press until seated. Route the 15 cm cable away from moving parts to avoid snagging. The guard screws onto the frame with four standard holes.
Suited for tight 60 mm mounting points
Builders needing a slim 15 mm profile for small-form-factor cases or targeted component cooling will find this fan fits. Systems requiring higher airflow, PWM speed control or larger frame sizes should consider other options.
Highlights
- DC 12 V power keeps the fan running efficiently
- 9 vanes move air steadily across components
- 60 mm square frame fits tight chassis spaces
- 15 mm slim profile leaves room for other hardware
- 41 g lightweight build adds minimal mass to the case
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I verify the fan is running correctly after installation?
Connect the 2.54-2P DIN connector to a 12 V header and confirm the blades spin smoothly with no unusual noise.
What ships in the package and what must I source separately?
The box contains one cooling fan and one metal finger guard; mounting screws and any additional cable adapters are not included.
Which connector version matches my motherboard header?
The fan uses a 2.54 mm pitch 2-pin DIN female plug, so ensure your board provides a matching 12 V 2-pin header.
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