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Fans 15V 0.35A 80x80x25mm 2-wire case fan

SKU CH-SAVB-4BDGY

Cools servers and cases with a 15 V, 0.35 A two-wire motor in an 80 mm square frame 25 mm thick

  • 15 V DC input powers compatible server chassis
  • 35 A draw keeps circuit load low
  • 80 × 80 × 25 mm frame fits standard 80 mm mounts
  • Two-wire connection simplifies installation

15 V 80 mm server cooling fan

This 80 mm square case fan runs on 15 V DC and draws 0.35 A through a two-wire connection. It fits the standard 80x80x25 mm mounting pattern used in many server and workstation chassis. The unit is supplied new and ready for direct replacement or custom cooling builds.

Practical limits of the two-wire 15 V interface

The two-wire design provides power only, so the motherboard or controller cannot read fan speed or adjust it with PWM signals. Voltage must stay at 15 V DC; higher or lower supply levels will change airflow and may damage the motor. No speed feedback or automatic thermal control is available with this connector type.

Highlights

  • 15 V DC input powers compatible server chassis
  • 35 A draw keeps circuit load low
  • 80 × 80 × 25 mm frame fits standard 80 mm mounts
  • Two-wire connection simplifies installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 80 mm by 25 mm model for my server chassis?

Yes — the 80x80x25 mm dimensions match the YTD158025S form factor used in many 1U and 2U server bays.

What does the 0.35 A rating mean once the fan is installed?

It draws 0.35 A from a 15 V DC supply, so the motherboard or fan controller must provide at least that much current on the 2-wire header.

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