SXDOOL 60x38mm 12V 2.20A 13500 RPM 4-Pin Server Fan Blue Bracket
12 V, 2.20 A, 13500 RPM server fan with blue bracket for chassis, CPU or power-supply cooling
- High airflow at 13500 RPM for dense server cooling
- 12 V 2.20 A draw keeps power budget predictable
- Four-wire PWM header enables precise speed control
- 60 × 38 mm frame fits standard server brackets
- Compatible with part numbers 519199-001 and 530748-001
High-Speed 60x38mm Server Cooling Fan
The SXDOOL 60x38mm fan operates at 12V with a 2.20A current draw and reaches 13500 RPM. It uses a 4-pin connector for PWM speed control and includes a blue mounting bracket for secure installation in compatible server chassis.
Suited for Server Maintenance and High-Airflow Needs
This unit suits technicians replacing failed fans in specific AVC-compatible servers or builders needing high static pressure in a 60x38mm form factor. It is not for users requiring low-noise operation, larger fan dimensions, or standard 3-pin voltage control without PWM support.
Critical Spec: 13500 RPM at 12V 2.20A
The 13500 RPM speed at 12V and 2.20A defines the cooling capacity and power requirement. Verify your system delivers sufficient current on the 12V rail and that the 4-pin header matches the connector pinout before purchasing.
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 60x38mm fan with its blue bracket into a 4-pin header?
Align the four-pin connector with the motherboard or controller header, press firmly until it clicks, then secure the blue bracket using the mounting holes on the 60mm frame; the common mistake is leaving the latch unlatched, which causes vibration at 13500 RPM.
What maintenance will the 2.20A server fan need over time?
Expect to clean dust from the blades and frame every few months; the sleeve bearing will eventually wear, so plan to replace the entire 12V unit when noise or speed drops noticeably.
What limit appears first when the 13500 RPM fan runs continuously in a server chassis?
The 2.20A current draw and resulting heat in the motor windings become the limiting factor, so ensure the power supply and airflow can sustain the load without thermal throttling.
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