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Fans 8012UB-W25 8025 12V 0.66A 80x80x25mm dual ball case fan

SKU CH-FHWE-XTCH2

12V dual ball bearing 80mm case fan for chassis cooling

  • 12 V operation fits standard chassis headers
  • dual ball bearing design reduces friction and wear
  • 80 × 80 × 25 mm footprint suits compact cases
  • 66 A draw keeps power demand low

80 mm dual-ball case fan

This 80 mm square fan uses a dual-ball bearing for durable operation in chassis cooling roles. It runs on a 12 V supply and draws 0.66 A, fitting standard four-wire or three-wire headers. The 25 mm thickness matches common mounting points in compact enclosures and rack units.

Airflow for tight spaces

The slim profile suits builds where clearance is limited, such as 1U servers or small-form-factor cases. It provides steady airflow for moderate heat loads but lacks the static pressure needed for dense radiator stacks or high-restriction filters. Buyers needing higher CFM or PWM control should consider larger or specialised models.

Highlights

  • 12 V operation fits standard chassis headers
  • dual ball bearing design reduces friction and wear
  • 80 × 80 × 25 mm footprint suits compact cases
  • 66 A draw keeps power demand low

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this 12 V .66 A fan run from the same motherboard header as my older 12 V fan?

Yes, the fan uses a standard 12 V supply and draws .66 A, so it will operate from any header rated for that voltage and current.

How can I confirm the dual ball bearing is running correctly after installation?

Listen for smooth, consistent rotation without rattling; the dual ball design should produce steady airflow at 12 V with minimal vibration.

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