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Black 80 mm square case fan with black blades and frame, four mounting holes, visible motor hub and wire lead

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Fans AS08012LB765B00 12V 2.40A 8CM Auto pressurized violent case fan

SKU CH-W2Q2-QGSSM

An 80 mm case fan running at 12 V with a 2.40 A draw for high-pressure airflow

  • Auto-pressurised airflow for dense component layouts
  • 12 V DC input matches standard motherboard headers
  • 40 A current rating delivers strong static pressure
  • 80 mm frame fits compact chassis fan mounts

80 mm 12 V High-Pressure Case Fan

This 80 mm case fan runs on 12 V and draws 2.40 A. It is built as a direct replacement for the ADDA 8076 unit and carries the AS08012LB765B00 part number. The auto-pressurised design targets high static pressure for restrictive airflow paths. It is sold new and ready for installation in compatible chassis or coolers.

Suits builds needing an 80 mm high-pressure

Buyers who need a drop-in substitute for an ADDA 8076 fan with identical voltage and current ratings will find this unit matches the spec. Builders who require a different frame thickness, connector type or lower current draw should look at other models because this fan is fixed at the stated electrical and physical parameters.

Highlights

  • Auto-pressurised airflow for dense component layouts
  • 12 V DC input matches standard motherboard headers
  • 40 A current rating delivers strong static pressure
  • 80 mm frame fits compact chassis fan mounts

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What mounting dimensions does the 8012 fan require?

The 8012 model fits standard 80 mm case fan mounts with four corner screw holes.

How is the 12V 2.40A fan connected, and what polarity mistake should I avoid?

Connect the 12V supply to the fan’s power leads, ensuring positive matches the marked wire to prevent reverse polarity.

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