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Fans AFB0812VHSize 80 mm 12 V 0.41 A 4000 RPM case fan
An 80 mm axial case fan delivering 50 CFM at 4000 RPM with double-ball bearings and 35 dBA noise
- 80 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
- 12 V, 0.41 A draws only 4.92 W
- 4000 RPM delivers 50 CFM airflow
- Double-ball bearing rated for long service life
- 35 dBA keeps system acoustics low
Delta 80 mm 12 V case fan
The Delta AFB0812VH is an 80 mm axial fan designed for chassis and power-supply cooling. It runs on 12 V and draws 0.41 A, making it suitable for standard motherboard or controller headers. The double-ball bearing and 4000 RPM speed target systems that need reliable forced-air exchange in a compact slot.
Double ball bearing and 4.92 W power draw
The double ball bearing reduces wear compared with sleeve designs, supporting continuous operation in tight spaces. At 4.92 W the fan adds minimal load to a 12 V rail while delivering 5.2 m/s wind speed and 50 CFM airflow. The 0.66 mmH2O static pressure helps push air through restrictive grilles or heat-exchanger fins.
35 dBA noise at 4000 RPM ± 10%
At the rated speed the fan produces 35 dBA, which is audible in quiet rooms but typical for high-flow 80 mm units. The 80*80*25 mm frame fits standard mounting holes, yet the 50 CFM ceiling means it cannot satisfy high-density builds that demand significantly more airflow. Builders needing greater volume or lower noise should consider larger-frame alternatives.
Highlights
- 80 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
- 12 V, 0.41 A draws only 4.92 W
- 4000 RPM delivers 50 CFM airflow
- Double-ball bearing rated for long service life
- 35 dBA keeps system acoustics low
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often will the double ball bearing in this 80 mm fan need replacement?
Double ball bearings typically last longer than sleeve types; expect several years of continuous 4000 RPM operation before wear becomes noticeable.
What limit appears first when this fan runs at 4000 RPM for hours?
The 4.92 W power draw and 35 dBA noise level remain steady; thermal throttling is unlikely because the motor is rated for sustained 12 V 0.41 A load.
How much noise and heat does this 8025 model produce during all-day use?
It emits 35 dBA and moves 50 CFM at 5.2 m/s; the 4.92 W draw adds minimal heat to the chassis while maintaining 0.66 mmH₂O pressure.
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