Evercool 60x60x20 EL Bearing (4000 RPM) EC6020M12EA

Evercool 60x60x20 EL Bearing (4000 RPM) EC6020M12EA is a compact 60 mm fan aimed at small cases, networking equipment, NAS devices, routers, or any small devices where space is limited. It operates at 4000 RPM, which for this size provides a decent airflow with relatively restrained noise. The consumption is low – only 2.04 W at 12 V, so it does not load the power supply. The EL bearing and MTBF of 40000 hours make it a sensible choice for long-term 24/7 operation.

What you get

With dimensions of 60 x 60 x 20 mm, this fan fits where standard 80/120 mm simply have no chance, without completely sacrificing airflow – up to 17.6 CFM (29.9 m3/h). The speed of 4000 RPM helps to expel warm air from small, stuffy spaces, allowing chips, VRMs, or PSU modules to operate more calmly. The noise level below 26 dBA is perfectly acceptable for an office environment or a home 24/7 device. Thanks to the 3-pin connector, you can connect it directly to the motherboard or controller, controlling the RPM through voltage. The low consumption – 0.17 A at 12 V – makes it safe even for more modest power supplies in embedded systems.

• Compact form factor 60 x 60 x 20 mm, suitable for small cases, networking equipment, and embedded devices.
• Rotation speed of 4000 RPM, providing stable airflow for cooling in confined spaces.
• Airflow up to 17.6 CFM / 29.9 m3/h, sufficient for effectively dissipating heat from small radiators and components.
• Low noise level below 26 dBA, making it suitable for 24/7 operation in an office or home environment.
• EL Bearing with declared 40000 hours MTBF, aimed at longer life during continuous operation.
• Standard 3 PIN connector for easy connection to motherboards and fan controllers.
• Low consumption of 0.17 A / 2.04 W at 12 V, gentle on the power supply, especially in small or older systems.

Who it is suitable for

It is suitable if you are looking for a replacement or upgrade for a small 60 mm fan in a PSU, networking device, mini-ITX case, or other compact hardware. It is a good choice for systems that run continuously and need decent cooling without excessive noise. It is not the optimal option if you are chasing maximum airflow in a large gaming case – there you would rather look for larger sizes.

The most sensible aspect here is the combination of compact size, 4000 RPM, and moderate noise, plus reliable EL bearing and 40000 hours MTBF – just what you need for stable, hassle-free cooling of small but important machines.