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Fans 6015 24V 1.7W 60x60x15mm 3-wire alarm case fan

SKU CH-J6B5-HXE4N

A 60 mm square, 15 mm thick case fan running on 24 V and drawing 1.7 W with a three-wire alarm output

  • 60 mm square footprint fits tight chassis spaces
  • 24 V operation suits industrial and server power rails
  • 7 W draw keeps heat output low
  • 3-wire alarm signal warns of fan failure

24 V 6015 alarm fan

This 60 mm square case fan runs on 24 V power and draws 1.7 W. It fits the standard 6015 mounting pattern with a 15 mm thickness. A three-wire connection supplies power, ground and an alarm signal for speed monitoring.

Builders with 24 V fan headers

Suits builders whose chassis or controller provides a 24 V fan header and can read the alarm wire. Not for systems that only offer a different voltage header or that cannot use the alarm signal.

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Price $17.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

What does the 1.7W power draw mean for my 24V system?

The fan consumes 1.7 watts at 24 volts, so it adds minimal load to a 24V rail and fits easily within typical fan-header current limits.

How does the 3-wire alarm connection work in practice?

The third wire carries an alarm signal that toggles when the rotor stalls, letting a monitoring header or controller detect a stopped fan immediately.

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