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Fans AD0824UB-A71GL 80x25mm DC 24V 0.26A 2Wire axial server inverter case fan

SKU CH-EY5H-DDYC7

An 80 mm axial fan with a 25 mm frame runs on 24 V DC at 0.26 A using a two-wire connection

  • 24 V DC power suits server and inverter builds
  • 80 mm square frame fits standard 80 x 25 mm mounts
  • 26 A draw keeps power budget low
  • Two-wire connection enables simple installation

80 mm 24 V axial fan for servers

The AD0824UB-A71GL is an 80 mm by 25 mm DC fan rated for 24 V and 0.26 A. It uses a two-wire connection and an axial blade design to move air through server and inverter chassis. The unit is supplied new and matches the original ADDA specification.

Suits maintainers replacing a failed 24 V 80 mm fan

Technicians needing a direct swap for the AD0824UB-A71GL will find the correct voltage, current and frame size. Builders who require PWM speed control, a three- or four-wire header, or a different frame thickness should look at other models.

Highlights

  • 24 V DC power suits server and inverter builds
  • 80 mm square frame fits standard 80 x 25 mm mounts
  • 26 A draw keeps power budget low
  • Two-wire connection enables simple installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the AD0824UB-A71GL fan in a server chassis and what wiring step is often missed?

Mount the 80x25mm frame using the four corner screw holes, then connect the two-wire lead to a 24V DC header; the step often missed is confirming polarity before powering on.

What maintenance will the AD0824UB-A71GL need after extended use?

Plan to clean dust from the axial blades and verify the 0.26A current draw remains steady; bearing wear eventually requires full fan replacement.

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