CAFELE
CAFELE AD0812UB-A70GL 8025 80mm 12V 0.30A 3400RPM case fan
An 80 mm case fan spinning at 3400 RPM delivers 46.13 CFM airflow at 35.2 dBA noise with a 50,000-hour service life
- TypeCase Fan
- Compact 80×80×25 mm frame fits tight builds
- 3400 RPM delivers 46.13 CFM airflow for effective cooling
- Low 35.2 dBA noise keeps system quiet
- 2-pin 12 V 0.30 A connection plugs straight into motherboard
- Rated 50,000 hours service life for long-term reliability
80 mm 12 V case fan for compact builds
This 80 × 80 × 25 mm fan runs on 12 V at 0.30 A and spins at 3400 RPM to deliver 46.13 CFM of airflow. It connects through a 2-pin motherboard header and is rated for 50,000 hours of operation at a noise level of 35.2 dBA.
Suitable for tight chassis and replacement cooling
Builders with 80 mm mounting points who need a direct 12 V replacement will find the dimensions and connector match. Systems that require PWM speed control, larger frame sizes or higher static pressure should consider other options.
3400 RPM speed defines airflow and noise
The fixed rotational speed of 3400 RPM sets both the 46.13 CFM air volume and the 35.2 dBA acoustic profile, making it the key figure for deciding whether this fan meets the cooling and noise targets of a specific build.
Highlights
- Compact 80×80×25 mm frame fits tight builds
- 3400 RPM delivers 46.13 CFM airflow for effective cooling
- Low 35.2 dBA noise keeps system quiet
- 2-pin 12 V 0.30 A connection plugs straight into motherboard
- Rated 50,000 hours service life for long-term reliability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the fan ship with mounting screws or a 3-pin adapter cable?
The fan includes only the 80 mm unit with its two-pin lead; mounting screws and any 3-pin or 4-pin adapters must be purchased separately.
Should I pick this 3400 RPM model or a slower variant for quieter operation?
This specific model runs at 3400 RPM with 35.2 dBA noise; if lower noise is required, a slower-speed variant would need to be sourced.
What does the 46.13 CFM airflow figure mean once the fan is installed in a case?
At 3400 RPM the fan moves 46.13 CFM against 5.11 mmAq static pressure, so actual airflow inside a case will be lower depending on grille restriction and filter density.
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