SXDOOL AFB0612VHC 12V 0.36A 60x60x13mm case fan
60 mm dual-ball-bearing DC fan spins at 5400 rpm with 38 dB noise at 12 V
- Dual ball bearing for longer service life
- 38 dB noise level keeps system quiet
- 5400 rpm nominal speed delivers strong airflow
- 12 V 0.36 A input draws only 2.88 W
- 60 × 60 × 13 mm fits standard 60 mm mounts
Compact 60 mm 12 V DC case fan
The Delta AFB0612VHC is a 60 × 60 × 13 mm dual-ball-bearing fan that runs on 12 V and draws 0.36 A. Its nominal speed is 5 400 rpm with a rated noise level of 38 dB. The plastic frame uses flange mounting and lead-wire termination for straightforward installation in tight chassis.
Suited for voltage-controlled 60 mm slots
Builders who need a 12 V fan that fits a 60 mm square cut-out and can tolerate 38 dB will find this unit appropriate. It is not suited for systems that require PWM speed control or quieter operation below the rated noise level.
7 V to 13.8 V operating voltage range
The fan accepts an input range of 7 V to 13.8 V, so it will start and run on standard 12 V rails and survive modest voltage variation. Verify that your header or controller supplies within this window before fitting.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 60 mm by 60 mm flange with 13 mm depth fit my chassis fan slot?
The fan measures 60 mm square and 13 mm thick, so it fits any standard 60 mm mounting pattern with at least 13 mm clearance behind the frame.
Which way do I connect the lead wires for the 12 V, 0.36 A supply?
Connect the red wire to +12 V and the black wire to ground; the fan rotates clockwise when viewed from the label side, so verify airflow direction before securing the screws.
How often should I expect to replace the dual ball bearings at 38 dB noise?
Dual ball bearings typically run for tens of thousands of hours; if noise rises above the rated 38 dB or speed drops below 5400 rpm, plan a replacement.
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