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Fans AFB0812MBAppearance 80×80×15mm 12V .17A 2200RPM 25.5CFM case fan
12 V axial fan, 80 × 80 × 15 mm, 2 200 RPM, 25.5 CFM, 22 dBA, double ball bearing
- Low noise at 22 dBA for quiet operation
- High airflow of 25.5 CFM cools components efficiently
- Double ball bearing extends service life
- Compact 80×80×15 mm fits tight spaces
- 12 V 0.17 A draws minimal power
Compact 80 mm axial fan
The Delta AFB0812MB 8015 is a 12 V DC axial fan measuring 80×80×15 mm. It draws 0.17 A and spins at 2200 RPM to deliver 25.5 CFM of airflow. Double ball bearings provide durable operation at a rated 22 dBA noise level. The frame suits standard 80 mm mounting holes in chassis or equipment enclosures.
Suited for tight cooling spots
This unit fits builders who need a slim 15 mm profile for confined spaces such as small form factor cases, rack gear or appliance vents. The 12 V supply matches common PC headers and industrial DC rails. Buyers who require higher static pressure for dense radiators or filters should look elsewhere.
Double ball bearing
The double ball bearing is the specification that determines long-term reliability in continuous duty. It resists wear better than sleeve alternatives and maintains consistent speed across temperature cycles. If your design demands the lowest possible acoustic signature above all else, a different bearing type may be preferable.
Highlights
- Low noise at 22 dBA for quiet operation
- High airflow of 25.5 CFM cools components efficiently
- Double ball bearing extends service life
- Compact 80×80×15 mm fits tight spaces
- 12 V 0.17 A draws minimal power
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I mount the 80×80×15 mm case fan and which step is often missed?
Use four screws through the corner holes; the step many miss is checking that the airflow arrow points toward the heatsink or exhaust vent.
What maintenance will the double ball bearing need over time?
The double ball bearing is sealed and rated for long life; no lubrication is required, but dust should be cleared from the blades every few months.
At what noise level does the fan become noticeable during sustained 2200 RPM operation?
The fan runs at 22 dBA at full speed, so it stays quiet until case airflow restriction pushes it harder.
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