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Square black 60mm frame fan with maglev label and two-pin connector

Vszerda

Vszerda kde2406phv2 60mm 24V 4300rpm case fan

SKU CH-WT5K-H5QY4 MPN kde2406phv2

A 60 mm maglev axial fan moves 21 CFM at 4300 rpm with 0.18 inches-h2o pressure and 36 d-ba noise on a 24 V two-pin connector

  • 60 mm square frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • Maglev bearing runs at 36 dBA for quiet operation
  • 4300 RPM delivers 21 CFM airflow for effective cooling
  • 18 inH₂O static pressure pushes air through dense meshes
  • 2-pin 24 V connector plugs straight into standard headers

Compact 60 mm 24 V case fan

The Vszerda kde2406phv2 is a 60 by 60 by 15 mm axial fan that runs on 24 V DC and draws 0.08 A for 1.9 W. Maglev bearings spin at 4300 rpm to deliver 21 CFM of airflow with 0.18 inches-H2O static pressure at 36 dBA. A standard two-pin connector plugs directly onto a motherboard header. Weighing 42 grams, it suits tight industrial or IPC chassis where a thin 15 mm profile is required.

Suited for 24 V systems needing slim cooling

Builders with a 24 V rail and a 60 mm mounting grid will find the electrical and mechanical match straightforward. The low 1.9 W draw leaves ample header budget. Buyers who need higher static pressure for dense radiators, larger airflow volumes for big cases, or PWM speed control should look elsewhere because this model provides fixed-speed operation on two wires only.

Fits 60 mm mounts with two-pin headers

The fan occupies a 60 mm square footprint and 15 mm depth, so it slides into standard 6015 cut-outs without adapters. Its two-pin plug connects to any compatible 24 V header, freeing four-pin headers for PWM devices. The maglev bearing reduces friction, which helps maintain consistent speed in vibration-prone industrial enclosures. Ensure the chassis can supply 24 V DC at the header before installation.

Highlights

  • 60 mm square frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • Maglev bearing runs at 36 dBA for quiet operation
  • 4300 RPM delivers 21 CFM airflow for effective cooling
  • 18 inH₂O static pressure pushes air through dense meshes
  • 2-pin 24 V connector plugs straight into standard headers

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What power source do I need to run the 24 V, 0.08 A fan?

You need a 24 V DC supply capable of at least 0.08 A, such as a 24 V fan header on a motherboard or a dedicated 24 V power rail.

Will the 60 mm × 60 mm × 15 mm frame fit the mounting holes on my existing 60 mm fan bracket?

Yes, the 60 mm square footprint and 15 mm thickness match the standard 60 mm mounting pattern used on most 60 mm brackets.

How can I confirm the fan is spinning at the rated 4300 rpm after installation?

Check the fan speed reading in your BIOS or monitoring software; it should report approximately 4300 rpm when the fan is powered at 24 V.

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