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Fans 8314H 8032 24V 0.24A 80x80x32mm Ball Bearing 5000rpm
80 mm square DC axial fan moves 80 m³/h at 5,000 rpm with ball-bearing durability
- 80 m³/h airflow for effective cooling
- 48 dB noise level for quiet operation
- 5000 rpm speed delivers strong air movement
- Ball bearing design ensures long service life
- 24 V DC 0.24 A power for efficient energy use
Compact 80×80 axial fan for 24 V systems
The 8314H is an 80 mm square axial fan with a 32 mm frame depth, designed for 24 V DC operation. It draws 0.24 A at 5000 rpm and delivers 80 m³/h of airflow at a rated 48 dB noise level. The ball-bearing motor is built for continuous duty in cabinets, servers and industrial enclosures where space is limited.
Replaces worn 8032 frame fans in dense racks
When an existing 80×80×32 mm fan fails or becomes noisy, this unit fits the same mounting pattern without rework. The jump is worth it when the original sleeve-bearing fan has seized or when airflow has dropped below the thermal margin of the equipment. GreenTech EC technology provides 100 % speed control via analog or serial interface for precise thermal management.
Suits integrators needing a drop-in 24 V replacement
This fan suits system builders who need a direct 8032 form-factor swap with ball-bearing reliability and full speed control. Buyers who require a different voltage, a larger frame, higher static pressure or PWM control should look at other models in the 8300 series or alternative frame sizes.
Highlights
- 80 m³/h airflow for effective cooling
- 48 dB noise level for quiet operation
- 5000 rpm speed delivers strong air movement
- Ball bearing design ensures long service life
- 24 V DC 0.24 A power for efficient energy use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What are the exact mounting dimensions and screw spacing for the 80x80mm frame?
The fan measures 80mm wide by 80mm high with a 32mm depth, matching standard 80mm mounting holes used in server cabinets and enclosures.
How do I connect the 24V DC power leads without reversing polarity?
Supply 24V DC to the red wire and ground to the black wire; the fan draws 0.24A maximum current and uses a ball bearing motor rated for 5000rpm.
When should I expect to replace the ball bearing in this 8314H model?
The ball bearing design is built for continuous operation at 48dB noise level and 80m3/h airflow; replacement timing depends on ambient temperature and duty cycle.
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