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Black square 80 mm case fan with four-pin PWM connector

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Fans 8015 4PIN PWM 12V .28A case fan

SKU CH-A1CC-ZCRAJ

8 cm case fan with 4-pin PWM control running at 12 V and 0.28 A

  • 4-pin PWM enables precise speed control
  • 12 V .28 A draws little power from the supply
  • 8015 model fits standard 80 mm mounts
  • New condition guarantees full rated lifespan

80 mm 4-pin PWM case fan

This 8015 model runs on 12 V and draws .28 A through a standard 4-pin PWM connector. It fits builds that need an 80 mm frame with speed control and low current draw. The fan is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible chassis or heatsink mounts.

Practical limits of 4-pin PWM control

The 4-pin PWM interface allows the motherboard or fan controller to vary speed down to a low minimum, but it cannot overcome the airflow ceiling of an 80 mm frame. Builders who need higher static pressure or greater total airflow will need a larger fan format. The .28 A rating also means the header must supply at least that current without voltage drop.

Highlights

  • 4-pin PWM enables precise speed control
  • 12 V .28 A draws little power from the supply
  • 8015 model fits standard 80 mm mounts
  • New condition guarantees full rated lifespan

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 8015 model or a different version for my build?

The 8015 is the exact model listed; no alternative versions or capacities appear in the product data, so this is the only option to consider.

What does the 12 V .28 A rating mean once the fan is installed?

It draws 0.28 A from a 12 V header, so the motherboard can control speed precisely through the 4-pin PWM signal without exceeding the header's current limit.

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