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Fans AD0812UX-A7BGLSize 8025 12V 0.33A 3500 RPM case fan
An 80 mm case fan running at 3500 RPM with 12 V power and temperature-controlled speed
- Quiet operation from 16 dB noise floor
- Four-wire PWM control for precise speed regulation
- 3500 RPM airflow for effective component cooling
- 12 V 0.33 A draw suits standard fan headers
- Industrial-grade build rated for medical and rail use
80 mm 12 V case fan
The ADDA AD0812UX-A7BGL is an 80 by 80 by 25 mm axial fan that runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.33 A. It spins at 3500 RPM and produces 16 to 32 dB of noise. The four-wire connection supports temperature-controlled speed regulation for chassis cooling.
Sustained-load behaviour
At constant 3500 RPM the fan maintains steady airflow for drive cooling in medical, rail, industrial and new-energy vehicle applications. The temperature-controlled circuit adjusts speed automatically when thermal load changes, preventing acoustic spikes during prolonged operation.
Pre-installation checks
Verify that your chassis has an 80 mm mounting grid and a 12 V four-pin header capable of supplying 0.33 A. Confirm the 25 mm thickness clears adjacent components and that the PWM or voltage-control scheme matches your motherboard or fan controller.
Highlights
- Quiet operation from 16 dB noise floor
- Four-wire PWM control for precise speed regulation
- 3500 RPM airflow for effective component cooling
- 12 V 0.33 A draw suits standard fan headers
- Industrial-grade build rated for medical and rail use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How loud is the AD0812UX-A7BGL fan when running continuously at 3500 RPM?
The fan produces 16-32 dB of noise at its rated 3500 RPM speed.
What power connector does the AD0812UX-A7BGL require?
It uses a 4-line connector for 12 V DC power and temperature-controlled speed regulation.
Will this 80 mm fan fit the same mounting holes as my older 8025 case fan?
Yes, the 80*80*25 mm dimensions match the standard 8025 mounting pattern.
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