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Fans 8038 80mm 38mm 12V 1.8A 7500 rpm 62 dB case fan
80 mm × 38 mm double-ball-bearing case fan spins at 7500 rpm delivering 62 dB noise from 12 V and 1.8 A with a 50 000-hour rated life
- High airflow at 7500 rpm for demanding cooling
- Double ball bearing rated 50000 hours life
- 12 V 1.8 A power draws strong current
- 62 dB noise reference measured at speed
- 80 mm × 38 mm fits standard mounts
High-Speed 80 mm Delta Fan
The Delta FFB0812UHE is an 80 mm by 38 mm axial case fan rated for 7500 rpm at 12 V and 1.8 A. Double ball bearings provide a 50000-hour service life in continuous operation. Industrial bulk packaging indicates it is intended for system integrators and maintenance teams rather than retail display.
Suited for Dense High-Airflow Builds
Installers who need maximum airflow through tight 80 mm mounts in servers, telecom chassis or industrial enclosures will use this unit. The 62 dB noise level makes it unsuitable for quiet workstations or living-room PCs. Buyers who require PWM speed control or lower acoustic output should consider alternatives.
3-Pin Tachometer Monitoring Only
The fan connects via a standard motherboard 3-pin header and reports speed through the tachometer wire. Voltage control is the only method to reduce rpm; no 4-pin PWM function is present. Verify that your board or fan controller supports 1.8 A per header before installation.
Highlights
- High airflow at 7500 rpm for demanding cooling
- Double ball bearing rated 50000 hours life
- 12 V 1.8 A power draws strong current
- 62 dB noise reference measured at speed
- 80 mm × 38 mm fits standard mounts
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 7500 rpm speed drop when the Delta 8038 runs continuously?
The fan is rated for 7500 rpm with a double ball bearing and 50000-hour life, so it maintains speed under sustained load.
How loud and hot does the FFB0812UHE get during all-day operation?
It produces 62 dB at 12 V and 1.8 A, and the double ball bearing handles heat without throttling.
What connector must my motherboard have for this 3-pin fan?
A standard motherboard 3-pin header is required for power and speed monitoring.
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