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Square black 60mm PWM case fan 25mm thick

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Fans 60x60x25mm 12V 0.66A PWM case fan

SKU CH-965H-S4SP1

A 60 mm square PWM case fan running at 12 V and 0.66 A with a 25 mm thickness

  • PWM control adjusts speed to thermal demand
  • 12 V 0.66 A draws modest power
  • 60 mm square fits tight chassis spaces
  • 25 mm depth clears low-profile heatsinks

Compact 60mm PWM case fan

This 60 by 60 by 25mm fan runs on 12 volts and draws 0.66 amps through a PWM connection for variable speed control. It is built for tight chassis locations where a small frame is required. The design targets high airflow in a minimal footprint.

Builders with restricted mounting points

Suits systems that only accept 60mm screw spacing or need supplemental spot cooling on voltage regulators and drive cages. Not for builds that require larger frame sizes or higher static pressure for dense radiator stacks.

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Questions about this item

What screw-hole spacing does the 60 mm frame use for mounting?

The fan has a 60 mm square frame with standard 60 mm mounting-hole centres, so it fits any case or heatsink drilled for 60 mm fans.

Which header and pinout does the PWM connector require on the motherboard?

Plug the 4-pin PWM connector into a 12 V 4-pin fan header; the fourth wire carries the speed-control signal, so a 3-pin header will run the fan at full speed only.

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