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Fans 8500N 115V AC 80x80x38mm 35.9CFM 34dBA 3400RPM Wire Leads case fan
An 80×80×38 mm AC case fan delivers 35.9 CFM at 34 dBA using a sleeve bearing and wire leads
- 80 mm square frame fits standard 80 mm mounts
- 9 CFM airflow moves 61 m³/h through tight chassis
- 34 dBA noise keeps acoustic profile low
- Sleeve bearing with speed signal and alarm outputs
- 115 V AC supply with PWM and analog control inputs
Axial AC fan for 115 V equipment
This 80 mm square axial fan runs on 115 V AC and delivers 35.9 CFM at 34 dBA. It uses a sleeve bearing and spins at 3400 RPM from an 11 W motor. Wire leads with a speed signal simplify connection to monitoring circuits.
Suits 115 V industrial and medical chassis
The 38 mm depth and 96 mA draw fit standard 80 mm cut-outs in rail, medical or drive-cooling enclosures. Builders who need a DC supply voltage, a different frame depth, or a ball bearing should look elsewhere.
115 V AC supply voltage decides fit
Only systems that provide 115 V AC can power this fan directly. The 11 W rating and 3200 RPM nominal speed follow from that input, so the supply voltage is the single specification that confirms compatibility.
Highlights
- 80 mm square frame fits standard 80 mm mounts
- 9 CFM airflow moves 61 m³/h through tight chassis
- 34 dBA noise keeps acoustic profile low
- Sleeve bearing with speed signal and alarm outputs
- 115 V AC supply with PWM and analog control inputs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 3200 rpm motor overheat during continuous 24-hour operation?
The fan draws 11 W at 115 V AC with a 96 mA maximum current, a load the sleeve bearing and glass-fibre frame are rated to sustain continuously.
How loud is 34 dBA when the fan runs all day in a quiet room?
At 34 dBA the noise is comparable to a quiet library; the single AWG 24 wire bundle prevents vibration hum that can raise perceived volume.
Does the 115 V AC wire-lead connector plug straight into a standard motherboard header?
No, the fan uses bare wire leads for 115 V AC mains supply and also provides PWM, analog control, speed signal and alarm wires for external controller boards.
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