UTEK
UTEK D06K-24TU 45B 60x60x25mm DC24V 0.10A 3-line case fan
A 60 mm DC 24 V case fan with a locked-rotor sensor, 4150 RPM speed, 21.19 CFM airflow and 31 dBA noise
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- Quiet operation at 31 dBA noise level
- Moves 21.19 CFM of air for effective cooling
- Runs on standard DC 24V power supply
- Low 1.92W power draw saves energy
- Locked rotor sensor protects against stall
Compact 60 mm 24 V case fan
The UTEK D06K-24TU 45B is a 60 × 60 × 25 mm DC fan rated for 24 V operation with a maximum current draw of 0.10 A. It spins at 4150 RPM to deliver 21.19 CFM of airflow while producing 31 dBA of noise. A three-wire connection provides a locked-rotor sensor signal for monitoring.
Suited for tight 24 V cooling spots
This fan fits builders who need a low-profile 60 mm frame powered from a 24 V rail in industrial enclosures, embedded boards or small-form-factor chassis. The sleeve bearing and modest airflow make it a match for light heat loads where space is at a premium. Buyers who need higher static pressure, PWM speed control or a larger frame should look elsewhere.
21.19 CFM at 4150 RPM with 31 dBA
At full speed the fan moves 21.19 CFM, which is adequate for spot-cooling voltage regulators, compact power supplies or single-board computers in a 60 mm cut-out. The 1.92 W input power leaves little headroom for dense fin stacks or restrictive filters; airflow will drop sharply when the fan faces significant back-pressure. The locked-rotor sensor alerts the host if the rotor stalls, but there is no PWM input for dynamic speed scaling.
Highlights
- Quiet operation at 31 dBA noise level
- Moves 21.19 CFM of air for effective cooling
- Runs on standard DC 24V power supply
- Low 1.92W power draw saves energy
- Locked rotor sensor protects against stall
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does my system need a 24 V DC header to run this fan?
Yes, the fan requires a DC 24 V supply and draws 0.08 A typical with a 0.10 A maximum.
Can I plug the 3-pin connector into an older 3-pin motherboard header?
The 3-pin connector fits standard 3-pin headers, but the header must supply 24 V DC or the fan will not spin.
How can I confirm the fan is running at its rated speed after installation?
Monitor the tachometer signal on the third wire; it should report 4150 RPM when the fan receives full 24 V power.
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