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6-Inch 3U Rack 120 mm Fan Mount

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Rear 120 mm fan mount for active cooling and directed airflow through a 6-inch 3U rack.

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A fan mounting panel designed to provide active cooling for my 6-inch 3U rack configuration.

The panel accommodates a 120 mm cooling fan and can be combined with the optional vent blockers to create a more focused airflow path through the rack. Rather than allowing air to escape through nearby openings, the blockers help direct it across the installed networking or homelab equipment.

Designed for a standard 120 mm fan

Printing recommendations

  • Material: PETG recommended

  • PLA can also be used in temperature-controlled environments

  • Print flat on the build plate

  • Supports: not required

  • Use sufficient perimeters around the fan mounting holes

Installation

Install the fan with its airflow direction selected for the intended cooling arrangement. Depending on the equipment layout, it can be configured either as an intake or an exhaust.

For a predictable front-to-back or side-to-rear airflow path, this mount can be combined with my 6-Inch 3U Rack Airflow Vent Blockers.

Check fan-blade clearance and ensure that cables cannot enter the fan. A protective fan grille is recommended, particularly when the rear of the rack remains accessible.

After installation, monitor equipment temperatures and reverse the fan or adjust the vent blockers if cooling performance is worse than expected.

Attribution

This is my original design for the 6-inch rackmount ecosystem originally developed and popularized by Maurício Pessoa (@Mauker).

Mauker’s 6-inch rack designs were the original inspiration for this project:

https://www.printables.com/@Mauker

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