60mm Vapo™/OmniCool™ Bearing Fan (24V) – Average (34.2dBA)
$11.99
- Average Noise Level
- Vapo™/OmniCool™ Bearing for long life
- Works with 24V Printers
- Ender 3 PSU
- A10 PSU
Only 7 left in stock
Compatible Machines:
NOTE – Check your existing PSU fan. Some ship with 12V fans other ship with 24V. If you want a 12V version see here: 60mm Vapo Bearing Fan (12V)
- Ender 3 PSU
- Geeetech A10 PSU
Installation Notes:
- Be sure to check the polarity on the wires you are connecting our fans to. Typically red is positive and black is negative but some of the Chinese printers to not adhere to these standards.
- There is no list of what machines use what as it can vary from model to model and we have even seen differences in wiring colors used in the same printer models.
- Our fans use red for positive and black for negative. You can verify polarity with a cheap $10 multimeter from Amazon or you local hardware store.
- If fans are shorted out/killed due to improper wiring this is NOT covered under warranty.
- If you want to reduce your PSU fan noise you can print this part that ducts the air to reduce noise: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3345042
Tech Specs
- Airflow: 26.4 CFM
- Voltage: 24V DC
- Noise: 34.2 dBA
- Fan is about the same noise level as the stock fan once it is mounted due to the grill on the PSU.
- RPM: 4700
- Power: 1.8W
- Wire leads: 2 wire
- Life Rating: 60,000 hours (6+ years)
- Other features:
- Auto Restart
- Polarity Protection
- 2 “UY” quick connectors for solder-free installation
- See the picture below for how to use. Use WIDE pliers and apply equal force.
- Make sure wires are straight and centered in the connector before squeezing.
- The appearance of the fan will vary. Depth is 10-15mm and will fit the listed PSUs. Depends on current stock.
Quick Connectors Information
Please read our documentation on using the included UY connectors here: How to use our Fan Quick Connectors (UY Style)
Warranty & Support Information
TH3D Community Support - Technical support with for product it is handled through our TH3D Communities. You can get access to them on our Community Page. If you require tech support direct from the TH3D team to use/install the part it is available for an additional, hourly charge.
3 Months Warranty - Our warranty covers any and all defects with the product. If your product fails or has problems within the warranty period you can contact our support team by using the Contact Us link. This is for warranty related issues only, not technical support. Damage/Failure due to improper installation, usage, failure resulting from an issue with the machine the product is installed on, and/or modification or the product is not covered under warranty
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mjbaldwin0352 –
This fan works for both the main board cooling fan and the hot end cooling fan (not the part cooling fan). They run smoother and quieter than the stock fans and will last much longer.
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Matt Oldmixon –
Is this the same fan that comes in the Mean Well PSU on the Ender 3 Pro?
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Tim Hoogland –
All the meanwells use 12V 60mm fans.
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draxus (verified owner) –
I figured I’d try swapping this PSU fan for the one on my Ender 3 after swapping the other two (hot end and controller). This is a definitely a much better quality fan than the one in the stock Ender 3 power supply. I’m not sure if it’s any quieter than the stock fan, but it wasn’t any louder… And it definitely seems to push a lot more air. I decided to try a fan shroud (off thingiverse) which seemed to help with noise levels (part of the motivation to replace them). I might have been concerned using it with the stock fan for airflow, but no worries with this one.
The only issue I had was with the Stock Ender 3 PSU and not the fan. When I pulled the stock fan connector the stupid glue pulled the whole connector off and I wasn’t 100% of the orientation of it on the power supply board. I went by what they had printed on the circuit board (+/-) for the connector and put everything back together. The fan didn’t work. It turned out it the print on the circuit board was wrong (Verified with my multimeter). I flipped the connector back around, powered it on, and everything was good. The fan works great and will probably outlast the rest of the power supply.
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