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Fans 8038 TFB0812UHE 80×80×38 mm 8000 rpm PWM 2.34 A case fan
Dual 80 × 80 × 38 mm PWM fans spin at 8000 rpm with dual ball bearings and draw 2.34 A each
- Dual ball bearings extend lifespan under continuous load
- 8000 rpm PWM speed delivers high static pressure for dense heatsinks
- 34 A current draw supports sustained performance in 80×80×38 mm frame
- Delta Original build quality ensures reliable operation in critical cooling loops
High-Airflow 80 mm PWM Fan
This 80×80×38 mm case fan spins at 8000 rpm using a dual ball bearing design. PWM control allows the system to adjust speed automatically based on temperature. It draws 2.34 A on a 12 V rail and is sold as a two-pack for intake or exhaust configurations. The model TFB0812UHE is built for dense chassis where static pressure matters.
Sustained-Load Behaviour
Dual ball bearings maintain consistent rotational stability during continuous high-speed operation. The 8000 rpm rating is sustained rather than a brief peak, so airflow remains steady under prolonged thermal load. PWM signalling prevents unnecessary noise when the system idles. The 2.34 A current draw stays constant at full voltage, requiring a header or controller rated for that amperage.
Highlights
- Dual ball bearings extend lifespan under continuous load
- 8000 rpm PWM speed delivers high static pressure for dense heatsinks
- 34 A current draw supports sustained performance in 80×80×38 mm frame
- Delta Original build quality ensures reliable operation in critical cooling loops
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How loud and hot does the 8038 TFB0812UHE get when running at 8000 rpm all day?
At 8000 rpm the fan moves a very large volume of air, so expect noticeable noise and significant heat exhaust from the case; ensure your chassis has adequate intake and exhaust paths.
What connector and voltage does the 8038 TFB0812UHE need on my motherboard or controller?
It uses a standard 4-pin PWM header and draws 2.34 A at 12 V, so the header or fan controller must supply at least that current.
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