CAFELE
CAFELE PVA080G12Q 12V 80mm 8025 0.65A 4-pin PWM case fan
An 80 mm square case fan with 25 mm depth, 12 V operation, .65 A draw and 4-pin PWM control
- TypeCase Fan
- PWM control adjusts speed automatically with 4-pin connector
- 80 mm square frame fits standard 8025 mounting holes
- 12 V / 0.65 A rating keeps power draw low
- 25 mm thickness suits slim chassis builds
- New condition ensures reliable operation out of the box
80 mm PWM case fan for compact builds
The CAFELE PVA080G12Q is a 12 V, 0.65 A case fan measuring 80×80×25 mm. Its four-pin PWM connector allows the motherboard to regulate speed automatically. The unit is designed for tight chassis where an 8025 form factor is required.
Verify 4-pin header and 12 V rail before ordering
Confirm that your motherboard or fan controller provides a standard four-pin PWM header. The fan draws 0.65 A at 12 V, so the header must supply that current. Ensure the 80×80×25 mm mounting pattern matches your case or heatsink cut-out.
Steady airflow at constant PWM duty cycle
Under sustained load the fan maintains the RPM set by the PWM signal without thermal throttling. The 0.65 A draw remains stable, delivering consistent Gale volume airflow as long as the 12 V rail holds voltage. Acoustic output stays proportional to the fixed duty cycle.
Highlights
- PWM control adjusts speed automatically with 4-pin connector
- 80 mm square frame fits standard 8025 mounting holes
- 12 V / 0.65 A rating keeps power draw low
- 25 mm thickness suits slim chassis builds
- New condition ensures reliable operation out of the box
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 80×80×25 mm fan ship with mounting screws or must they be purchased separately?
The fan is supplied as a single unit; mounting screws are not included and must be sourced separately.
Is the 12 V 0.65 A 4-pin PWM version the only option for the PVA080G12Q model?
The listed model PVA080G12Q is defined by its 12 V 0.65 A 4-pin PWM specification; no alternative voltage or connector variants are offered for this part number.
What does the 0.65 A current rating mean for daily operation in a typical PC?
At 12 V the fan draws up to 0.65 A, so a standard motherboard 4-pin header rated for 1 A can power it with headroom for speed control via PWM.
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