Corn Electronics
Corn Electronics EE80251S1-D170-F99 12V 1.7W 3-pin 80x80x25mm case fan
12 V DC case fan measuring 80 x 80 x 25 mm with a 3-pin connector and 1.7 W power draw
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- Reliable 12 V operation for server chassis
- Low 1.7 W draw keeps system power efficient
- Standard 3-pin connector fits common headers
- Compact 80x80x25 mm frame suits tight spaces
80 mm 12 V server case fan
This Corn Electronics fan fits the standard 80 by 80 by 25 mm square mounting pattern used in many server and workstation chassis. It runs on 12 V DC power through a three-pin connector and draws 1.7 W. The black, non-LED frame keeps the appearance neutral for professional environments.
Sustained airflow in fixed-speed operation
Because the motor is driven directly from the 12 V line without PWM control, rotational speed and airflow remain constant as long as power is applied. This behaviour suits installations where a predictable, unvarying cooling curve is preferred over variable-speed profiles. The 3-pin interface reports tachometer feedback so the host can monitor rotation, but it does not accept a speed-control signal from the motherboard.
Highlights
- Reliable 12 V operation for server chassis
- Low 1.7 W draw keeps system power efficient
- Standard 3-pin connector fits common headers
- Compact 80x80x25 mm frame suits tight spaces
Specifications
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| LED | Non-LED |
Questions about this item
How much heat and power does the 1.7 W motor produce when the EE80251S1-D170-F99 runs continuously?
The fan is rated at 1.7 watts on a 12 volt supply, so heat output stays very low even during all-day operation.
What connector must my motherboard or fan controller provide for the 3-pin plug on this 80 mm fan?
A standard three-pin 12 V fan header is required; the EE80251S1-D170-F99 plugs directly into that socket.
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