Zyvpee KDE0506PTV2 60mm 5V 1.1W 2-wire case fan
A 60 mm maglev case fan drawing 1.1 W at 5 V with a two-wire power connector
- Bearing designMaglev
- Power input connector2 wires
- LED lightingNon-LED
- Product typeCase Fan
- Compatible withCase
- Product colorBlack
- 60 mm frame fits compact server cases
- Maglev bearing reduces friction for quieter operation
- 5 V, 1.1 W draw keeps power use low
- Two-wire connector simplifies installation
- 25 mm thickness suits standard 60 mm mounts
Compact 60 mm case fan for tight builds
The Zyvpee KDE0506PTV2 is a 60 by 25 mm axial fan that runs on a 5 V supply and draws 1.1 W through a two-wire lead. Its maglev bearing reduces friction for quieter operation in small enclosures.
Suited for low-power server or HTPC chassis
Builders fitting a compact rack, mini-ITX case or embedded appliance will appreciate the slim 25 mm profile and 5 V compatibility. Systems that require PWM speed control or a three- or four-pin header should look at a different model.
Steady airflow under continuous duty
The maglev design maintains consistent rotation during extended runs without the wear of sleeve or ball bearings. Constant 5 V input keeps speed stable, so thermal performance stays predictable across long workloads.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Zyvpee |
| Product line | KDE0506PTV2 |
| Model name | KDE0506PTV2 |
| Product type | Case Fan |
| Product color | Black |
| Power | |
| Power input connector | 2 wires |
| Size & build | |
| Bearing design | Maglev |
| Product dimensions | 60 × 25 mm |
| Compatibility | |
| Compatible with | Case |
| More details | |
| LED lighting | Non-LED |
Questions about this item
Does the 5 V 1.1 W 2-wire connector need a 5 V header or a powered USB port to run?
The fan draws 1.1 W at 5 V through its two-wire lead, so it requires a 5 V DC source such as a motherboard 5 V header, a fan controller with 5 V output, or a USB port that can supply the current.
Can the 60 mm Maglev bearing fan share a 5 V header with an older 5 V sleeve-bearing fan without voltage drop?
Both fans would draw current from the same 5 V rail; total amperage must stay within the header or controller limit, otherwise voltage may sag and both fans will run slower.
How can I confirm the 60 mm Maglev bearing fan is spinning at full speed after installation?
With a 2-wire design there is no tachometer signal; verify operation by feeling airflow at the 60 mm frame, listening for smooth Maglev rotation, or measuring current draw near 1.1 W at 5 V.
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