Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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80 mm axial fan runs on 12 V at 0.41 A for chassis and power-supply cooling
This 12 V 0.41 A 80 mm case fan delivers targeted airflow for chassis and power-supply cooling. The AFB0812VH 8025 model fits standard 80 mm mounting points and suits both replacement and custom build scenarios. Its original ebm-papst construction supports continuous operation in industrial and computing environments. The compact axial design integrates directly into existing fan headers or power leads.
This unit suits builders who need a direct 80 mm replacement with 12 V 0.41 A electrical characteristics. It is not for systems that require larger frame sizes, higher static-pressure curves or PWM speed control. Buyers who want integrated RGB lighting or modular cabling should look elsewhere. The fixed-speed design also limits use in temperature-controlled fan curves.
The fan fits standard 80 mm mounts and connects to 12 V headers or molex adapters without additional controllers. Its low 0.41 A draw frees headroom on shared fan circuits and reduces load on small power supplies. The axial blade profile directs airflow through restrictive grilles and dense component stacks. No extra mounting hardware or software configuration is required for basic operation.
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Yes, the fan draws 0.41 A at 12 V, so a standard 12 V motherboard or controller header is required.
Both use the 8025 form factor, so they share the same mounting holes and can be installed side by side.
Check the motherboard hardware monitor or fan-control software; it should report a stable RPM reading for the 12 V header.
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