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An 80 mm DC axial fan delivering 46.62 CFM airflow at 4000 RPM with double ball bearings and a 15 cm 3-pin lead
This 80 mm DC axial fan fits the standard 8025 frame and runs on a 12 V supply with a 0.51 A nominal draw. It suits compact cases, rack units or appliance upgrades where a 4000 R.P.M. airflow of 46.62 CFM is required. The 3-pin 2510 connector and 15 cm lead simplify wiring in restricted spaces.
Double-ball bearings extend service life compared with sleeve alternatives and tolerate mounting in any orientation. The motor accepts 7.0 V to 13.8 V, so speed can be lowered for quieter operation or raised to the rated 40.0 dB-A level when maximum cooling is needed. Input power stays at 4.08 W across the range.
The fan directly substitutes older 80 mm units that have become noisy or failed, restoring original airflow without redesigning the chassis. It is not suited for builds that demand larger-frame fans, PWM control or higher static pressure than the rated 6.78 mmH2O. The 100 % speed rating confirms consistent output at nominal voltage.
No published specifications for this item yet.
It uses a 3-pin 2510 terminal plug; the third pin carries a tachometer signal but the fan runs at a fixed voltage, so speed control must come from the motherboard or a fan controller.
The frame measures 80 mm by 80 mm by 25.4 mm; the screw-hole pattern follows the standard 80 mm square pitch used on most cases and radiators.
Route the 15 cm cable before securing the fan with four M3 screws; a common mistake is mounting the fan first and then finding the plug cannot reach the header.
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