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Fans AD0824MB-A72GL 80x80x25mm 24V 0.10A dual ball case fan

SKU CH-PCB7-9P9BJ

80 mm case fan runs on 24 V and uses dual ball bearings for long life

  • Dual ball bearings extend operational life
  • 24 V supply fits industrial inverter systems
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring
  • Compact 80 × 80 × 25 mm frame saves chassis space

Compact 24V dual-ball case fan

The AD0824MB-A72GL is an 80 mm square case fan built for 24 V systems. Its dual ball bearing design targets industrial PCs, server chassis and embedded enclosures that demand long service intervals. The three-wire lead provides speed feedback for monitoring.

Dual ball bearings cut friction

Rated at 0.10 A, the motor draws modest power while maintaining steady airflow. Ball bearings reduce wear compared with sleeve types, keeping noise consistent over time. The 25 mm thickness fits standard mounting points without protrusion.

Highlights

  • Dual ball bearings extend operational life
  • 24 V supply fits industrial inverter systems
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring
  • Compact 80 × 80 × 25 mm frame saves chassis space

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the three-wire lead of the AD0824MB-A72GL fan to a 24 V header?

Align the three-pin connector with the 24 V header on your board or controller, press it straight on until it seats fully, and verify the tachometer signal reads in BIOS before closing the case.

When should I expect to replace the dual ball bearings in this 80 mm fan?

Dual ball bearings typically run for years at 24 V 0.10 A; plan a replacement when you hear new rumble or see RPM drop below the speed reported at install.

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