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Fans 80x80x38mm 24V 0.51A 3-wire Case Fan FFB0824SHE-ROO

SKU CH-GT2N-ZJZDR

An 80 mm square case fan, 38 mm thick, running on 24 V at 0.51 A with a three-wire connection

  • 24 V operation suits industrial and server power rails
  • 80 mm square frame fits standard 8038 mounting holes
  • 38 mm thickness delivers high static pressure for dense heatsinks
  • Three-wire connection provides tachometer feedback for speed monitoring

80 mm 24 V case fan

The Delta FFB0824SHE-ROO is an 80 mm square case fan with a 38 mm frame depth. It runs on a 24 V supply and draws 0.51 A through a three-wire connection. The unit is supplied new and suits general chassis airflow duties.

Suits builds with 24 V fan headers

This fan suits builders whose motherboard or fan controller provides a 24 V header. Buyers whose systems only offer 5 V or USB power cannot use this fan. Those needing PWM speed control or a four-pin connector should look at other models.

Highlights

  • 24 V operation suits industrial and server power rails
  • 80 mm square frame fits standard 8038 mounting holes
  • 38 mm thickness delivers high static pressure for dense heatsinks
  • Three-wire connection provides tachometer feedback for speed monitoring

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 80 mm frame fit the same mounting holes as my existing 80 mm fans?

Yes, the 80 mm square frame matches standard 80 mm mounting patterns, so it will align with the screw holes you already have.

How can I confirm the fan is spinning correctly once installed?

The three-wire connector provides a tachometer signal; connect it to a motherboard or controller header and monitor the RPM readout in BIOS or software to verify operation.

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