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Square black 60mm case fan 38mm thick double ball bearing 12V 1.1A

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Fans 6038 12V 1.1A Double Ball 60x60x38mm case fan

SKU CH-2PWP-X8033

A 60 mm square case fan with 38 mm depth, 12 V operation and double-ball bearings

  • Double ball bearings extend operational lifespan
  • 12 V 1.1 A rating provides strong airflow
  • 60 × 60 × 38 mm size fits standard mounts
  • Six-blade design optimises static pressure

60 mm 12 V double-ball case fan

This 60 mm case fan runs on 12 V and draws 1.1 A. It uses a double-ball bearing for longer service life and has a 38 mm frame depth. The six-blade rotor is designed for focused airflow in tight chassis spaces.

Replaces worn 60 mm sleeve-bearing fans

Swapping out a noisy sleeve-bearing unit of the same 60 mm size restores quiet operation and improves reliability. The upgrade is worthwhile when the original fan has developed rattle or reduced speed after extended use.

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Price $11.99
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Questions about this item

What are the exact mounting dimensions for this 60x60x38mm fan?

The fan measures 60mm square and 38mm thick, matching the standard 6038 mounting pattern with holes spaced for 60mm centres.

How do I connect the 12V 1.1A double-ball-bearing fan, and what is the common wiring mistake?

Connect the two-wire lead to a 12V fan header observing polarity; the frequent error is reversing the red and black wires, which prevents the motor from starting.

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