SXDOOL 60mm slim case fan 12V 0.15A 10mm thick 11 blade 601012M
A 60 mm slim case fan delivering 17.7 cfm at 35 dB from a 10 mm frame with 11 blades and oil bearing
- Fan size60 mm
- Slim 10 mm profile fits tight spaces
- 11 blades deliver 17.7 cfm airflow
- Oil bearing runs at 35 dB noise
- 12 V 0.15 A draws minimal power
- 29 cm 2-pin lead simplifies installation
60 mm slim 12 V case fan
The SXDOOL 601012M is a 60 mm square frame just 10 mm thick, designed for small-form-factor cases, slim server chassis or appliance enclosures where space is tight. It runs on 12 V DC at 0.15 A and spins at 4200 rpm with an 11-blade rotor.
Fits tight 60 mm mounts needing low profile
Builders who need a 60 mm fan no thicker than 10 mm for CPU coolers, GPU shrouds or embedded boards will find the dimensions match. Those who require higher static pressure, PWM speed control or a 3-pin or 4-pin header should look elsewhere because this unit uses a 2-wire 29 cm lead and oil-bearing motor.
17.7 cfm airflow at 35 dB noise
The single figure that decides fit is the 17.7 cfm air volume delivered at 35 dB, which determines whether cooling capacity meets the thermal load in the target enclosure.
How it compares
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- Price $8.99
- Cheaper than about 92% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).
- Fan size 60 mm
- Lower than about 83% of the 1,114 comparable items (median 120 mm).
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Specifications
| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Fan size | 60 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the 60mm square frame and 10mm thickness fit my slim chassis?
The fan measures 60 by 60 by 10mm and weighs 24g, so it fits standard 60mm mounting holes in thin enclosures.
How do I connect the 2P2 line cable and what is the common wiring mistake?
Plug the 29cm two-pin connector into a 12V DC header; the error is reversing polarity — match the wire colours to the header markings.
When should I replace the oil-bearing fan?
Expect the oil bearing to last until noise rises above 35dB or speed drops below 4200 rpm, then swap the unit.
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