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Black square 80mm case fan 15mm thick with three-wire connector

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Fans AD0812HS-D76 80mm case fan 12V 0.18A 15mm 3-wire

SKU CH-WBCF-867MK

An 80 mm case fan running at 12 V and 0.18 A with a 15 mm profile and three-wire connection

  • 80 mm frame fits standard 80 mm mounting points
  • 15 mm thickness suits slim chassis designs
  • 12 V 0.18 A draws minimal system power
  • 3-wire connector enables speed monitoring

ADDA 12V 0.18A 80mm Silence Fan

This ADDA case fan operates at 12V with a 0.18A current draw. Its 80mm square frame measures 15mm thick and uses a 3-wire connection for power and speed monitoring. The unit is supplied new and is built for quiet airflow in standard 80mm mounting locations.

Suited for builds needing a thin 12V 80mm

The 15mm profile fits tight clearances where thicker fans cannot be installed. The 3-wire lead reports rotational speed but does not support PWM control. Buyers who require 4-pin PWM regulation or a different frame thickness should look at other options.

Highlights

  • 80 mm frame fits standard 80 mm mounting points
  • 15 mm thickness suits slim chassis designs
  • 12 V 0.18 A draws minimal system power
  • 3-wire connector enables speed monitoring

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much current does the 12 V fan draw in a live system?

The fan is rated at 0.18 A on the 12 V rail, so that is the steady-state draw you will see once it is powered in the case.

What does the three-wire connector limit for speed control?

The three-wire lead provides power, ground and a tachometer signal; it lacks a PWM wire, so the motherboard can only adjust speed by varying the 12 V supply voltage.

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