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Black 80 mm square 4-wire case fan with centre hub

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Fans 8020 12V 3.84W 4 wire case fan

SKU CH-C78N-DCH71

A 12 V, 3.84 W four-wire case fan sized 8020 for Dell systems

  • TypeCase Fan
  • 4-wire PWM control enables precise speed regulation
  • 12 V operation matches standard PC power rails
  • 84 W power draw keeps energy use low
  • 8020 form factor fits compatible Dell and Sunon mounts

Dell Sunon 8020 12V replacement fan

This 8020 form-factor fan is built for Dell systems that specify the Sunon MF80201VX-Q010-S99 unit. It runs on a 12 V supply and draws 3.84 W through a standard four-wire connector. The design targets repair technicians and owners who need a direct drop-in replacement for a failed original cooler.

Four-wire PWM limit

The four-wire interface enables speed reporting and PWM control only when the host header supports it. Boards limited to three-pin voltage control will run the fan at full speed continuously. Buyers who need variable speed without PWM headers cannot use this unit as intended.

Highlights

  • 4-wire PWM control enables precise speed regulation
  • 12 V operation matches standard PC power rails
  • 84 W power draw keeps energy use low
  • 8020 form factor fits compatible Dell and Sunon mounts

Specifications

TypeCase Fan

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 8020 size or a different fan dimension for my Dell system?

The 8020 designation matches the Dell SUNON MF80201VX-Q010-S99 specification, so select this model when your chassis requires that exact frame size.

What does the 3.84W power rating mean for daily cooling performance?

At 12V the fan draws 3.84W, giving a predictable thermal load that the motherboard header can supply without exceeding its current limit.

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