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The G6015S05B-RGR is a tubeaxial DC brushless fan manufactured by Mechatronics Fan Group. It features a compact square frame measuring 60mm in length and height, with a depth of 15mm. The unit operates on a 5VDC supply voltage and utilizes ball bearings for rotational support. Key performance metrics include an airflow capacity of 16.0 CFM (0.448 m³/min) and a static pressure of 0.120 inches water column (30 Pa). The fan runs at a speed of 4000 RPM with an acoustic noise level of 30.0 dB(A). It connects via two wire leads.
Verify the specific suffix codes against official manufacturer documentation to confirm electrical characteristics and lead configuration. Ensure the operating environment temperature range aligns with the component's rated specifications. Confirm that the required airflow and static pressure meet the thermal design requirements of the target application before finalizing procurement.
Select this model when a low-noise, high-speed axial fan is required for tight spaces. The 5VDC input makes it suitable for systems powered by standard logic-level supplies. Compare the 16.0 CFM airflow against system thermal loads to ensure adequate cooling. Consider the 30.0 dB(A) noise rating for applications requiring quiet operation.
This component belongs to the G6015 series of tubeaxial fans from Mechatronics Fan Group. The series is characterized by its 60mm square footprint and 15mm depth, designed for efficient air movement in confined areas. The G6015 series typically offers various voltage options and bearing types to suit different industrial and commercial cooling needs.
Cross-reference part numbers such as G6015M05B-RGR or G6015E05B-RGR if alternative bearing types or mounting configurations are needed. Verify that substitute models maintain the same 60x60x15mm dimensions and 5VDC electrical interface to ensure physical and electrical compatibility within the existing assembly.

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