Fans MMF-06D24ES-AOKSize 60x60x25mm 24V 0.11A case fan
A 60 mm square, 25 mm deep axial fan moves air at 24 V and 0.11 A for compact cooling
- 24 V DC operation suits industrial control panels
- 11 A draw keeps power budgets low
- 60 × 60 × 25 mm frame fits tight enclosures
- Axial design delivers efficient airflow through heat exchangers
- Low acoustic profile supports noise-sensitive environments
Compact 60 mm Axial Fan for 24 V Systems
This Mitsubishi axial fan measures 60 by 60 by 25 mm and runs on 24 V at 0.11 A. It is designed for tight spaces that need steady airflow across heat exchangers in medical, rail, industrial and electronic equipment. The slim profile lets it fit where deeper coolers cannot.
Replaces Larger or Louder Coolers in Restricted Bays
The unit upgrades older bulkier fans that cannot meet the low installation depth or quiet operation required in modern enclosures. The jump is worth it when a project demands high efficiency air movement through a narrow channel without increasing acoustic load.
Limited to 24 V DC Supply and Fixed Dimensions
The fan only operates from a 24 V DC source and cannot be adapted to other voltages without external circuitry. Its 60 mm square footprint and 25 mm depth are fixed, so enclosures must provide the exact cutout and clearance for proper mounting.
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- Price $31.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the mounting hole dimensions for the 60 mm square frame?
The fan has a 60 mm by 60 mm frame with standard corner mounting holes for M3 screws.
How do I connect the 24 V power leads correctly?
Connect the red lead to positive 24 V and the black lead to ground; reversing them will prevent the fan from spinning.
When should I replace the sleeve bearing in this axial fan?
Replace the fan when bearing noise becomes audible or airflow drops noticeably, typically after several years of continuous 24 V operation.
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