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Black square 60mm server fan with three wires

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Fans 60mm 24V 0.20A 3-wire 60x60x38mm Server Square case fan

SKU CH-8T1W-5ACG6

A 60 mm square case fan running on 24 V DC with a three-wire connection and 38 mm thickness

  • 24 V DC input suits server power systems
  • 20 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • 60 × 60 × 38 mm fits standard server bays
  • 3-wire connector enables speed monitoring

60 mm 24 V DC server case fan

This 60 mm square fan runs on 24 V DC and draws 0.20 A through a three-wire connection. The frame measures 60 mm by 60 mm by 38 mm and is built for server and industrial chassis. It is supplied new and matches the Delta FFB0624HHE-R00 form factor.

Suits 24 V systems needing a 60 mm replacement

This unit fits builders maintaining equipment that specifies a 24 V 60 mm three-wire fan. Buyers whose hardware requires a different voltage or a larger frame size should look elsewhere.

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Price $17.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the 60mm 24V fan fit the same mounting holes as my current 60x60mm server fan?

Yes, the 60x60x38mm frame matches the standard 60mm square footprint used in many server chassis, so existing mounting points align.

How can I confirm the 3-wire fan is reporting speed correctly after installation?

Connect the tachometer wire to a motherboard or fan controller header; the BIOS or monitoring software should then display a stable RPM reading for the 0.20A 24V unit.

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