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Fans AFB0824SH 8025 80 mm 24 V .33 A dual ball bearing case fan

SKU CH-0CDH-FSR7A

An 80 mm case fan with dual ball bearings running on 24 V at 0.33 A

  • Dual ball bearing extends operational life
  • 24 V .33 A draws minimal power
  • 80 mm frame fits compact chassis
  • 25 mm depth suits standard slots

Delta AFB0824SH 8025 24 V case fan

The Delta AFB0824SH 8025 is an 80 mm case fan that runs on 24 V and draws 0.33 A. It uses a dual ball bearing drive and fits the standard 80 by 80 by 25 mm mounting pattern. The unit is supplied new and is intended for system cooling in compatible enclosures.

Suits builds that require a 24 V 80 mm fan

Buyers who need a different voltage, a PWM control wire, or a different frame thickness should look at other models. Those requiring higher airflow or lower noise levels than this unit provides will need to consider alternative cooling solutions.

Highlights

  • Dual ball bearing extends operational life
  • 24 V .33 A draws minimal power
  • 80 mm frame fits compact chassis
  • 25 mm depth suits standard slots

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

The listing shows a single 8025 model — how do I know this is the right 80 mm 24 V fan for my chassis?

The fan measures 80 mm square by 25 mm thick and runs on 24 V, so it fits any standard 8025 mounting holes and 24 V fan header.

What does the 0.33 A rating mean for airflow and noise once the fan is installed?

At 0.33 A on 24 V the motor draws about 8 W, giving strong airflow for its size while the dual ball bearings keep running noise low and lifespan long.

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