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Black square 80mm case fan with 25mm thickness and two-wire cable

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Fans D08K-24TH 24V 0.07A 80x80x25mm 2-Wire Server Cooler Fan

SKU CH-JE6J-BVQMF

A 24 V, 0.07 A server cooler fan measuring 80 mm by 80 mm by 25 mm with a two-wire power connection

  • 24 V DC input suits server power rails
  • 07 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 80 × 80 × 25 mm frame fits standard 80 mm mounts
  • Two-wire connection simplifies installation

24 V 80 mm Server Cooling Fan

The Fans D08K-24TH is a 24 V DC axial fan built for server and industrial enclosures. Its 80 mm square frame and 25 mm depth fit standard mounting patterns. The two-wire power lead delivers simple on/off control without PWM or tachometer feedback. It suits technicians maintaining legacy rack gear or custom cooling loops that require 24 V operation.

Two-Wire 24 V Power Connection

The 0.07 A current draw keeps load light on 24 V rails. The two-wire interface means speed is fixed at full voltage; builders who need variable speed or RPM monitoring must add external circuitry. No mounting screws, adapters or software utilities are bundled, so installers should verify hole spacing and provide their own fasteners.

Highlights

  • 24 V DC input suits server power rails
  • 07 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 80 × 80 × 25 mm frame fits standard 80 mm mounts
  • Two-wire connection simplifies installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the sleeve bearing in the 80 mm D08K-24TH need lubrication or replacement after long-term 24 V operation?

The sleeve bearing is sealed for the fan's rated life; no user lubrication is required, but bearing wear is the typical end-of-life limit.

What thermal limit appears first when the 0.07 A fan runs continuously at 24 V in a server chassis?

Bearing temperature rise under sustained load is the first limiting factor; the motor is rated for continuous 24 V duty within its specified operating range.

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