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Ruth's sister international power cord 6015 24v .12a 624 60 15mm

SKU CH-883Z-BY1NV

International power cord rated 24 V and 0.12 A for Delta 6015 60 mm axial cooling fans

  • Powers Delta 6015 fan with 24 V .12 A supply
  • 60 mm axial fan fits 60×60×15 mm mounting
  • International cord connects server or inverter cooling units
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first install

International power cord for Delta 6015 fans

This new international power cord is built for the Delta 6015 DC 24 V 0.12 A AFB0624HB axial fan used in server, inverter and PC case cooling. It suits technicians who need a direct replacement cable for that specific 60 mm × 60 mm × 15 mm unit.

Cord enables plug-and-play fan installation

The cord eliminates the need for soldering or adapter wiring when fitting the Delta 6015 fan into compatible equipment. Builders who require a different voltage, current rating or connector style will need a separate cable.

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Questions about this item

Will the 60 mm fan connected to this cord need bearing replacement?

The cord itself has no moving parts; maintenance depends on the Delta 6015 fan it powers, which uses sleeve or ball bearings that eventually wear.

What thermal limit appears first when the 24 V 0.12 A fan runs continuously?

The fan's own temperature rating is reached before the cord's insulation limit, so airflow obstruction or bearing heat becomes the practical ceiling.

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