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Black plastic 80 mm square frame axial fan with centre sticker and four mounting holes

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Fans AD0812UX-A71GL 12V .45A 8025 812 case fan

SKU CH-S97W-RX73R

80 mm case fan moves air through a chassis at 12 V and 0.45 A

  • 12 V 0.45 A power draw keeps energy use low
  • 8025 frame fits standard 80 mm mounting points
  • 812 model code identifies exact replacement part
  • 71 suffix denotes specific configuration variant

8 cm 12 V case fan for compact builds

This 8025 frame fan draws 0.45 A at 12 V and fits the 812 mounting pattern common in small-form-factor chassis. It is aimed at system integrators and DIY builders who need a direct-replacement cooler for tight spaces.

Two-wire power lead with no PWM or speed sensor

The fan ships with a basic two-pin connector, so speed control relies on voltage regulation from the motherboard or a manual controller. Buyers who need automatic PWM curves or tachometer feedback should look for a three- or four-wire model instead.

Highlights

  • 12 V 0.45 A power draw keeps energy use low
  • 8025 frame fits standard 80 mm mounting points
  • 812 model code identifies exact replacement part
  • 71 suffix denotes specific configuration variant

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the AD0812UX-A71GL fan require bearing maintenance or replacement over time?

The sleeve bearing design means lubrication can dry out after extended use, so the fan itself will need replacement when noise or speed drops noticeably.

What limit appears first when the AD0812UX-A71GL runs continuously at 12 V and 0.45 A?

The motor’s thermal limit is reached first; sustained operation at the rated voltage and current will cause the windings to heat up until the internal protection stops the fan.

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