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Fans DS08015B12U 12V 0.60A 80x80x15 PWM case fan

SKU CH-NBEM-0YKNN

12 V PWM case fan measuring 80 mm square by 15 mm thick, drawing 0.60 A for chassis cooling

  • PWM control enables precise speed adjustment
  • 12 V operation with 0.60 A draw delivers efficient cooling
  • 80 mm square frame fits standard chassis mounts
  • 15 mm slim profile suits tight build spaces

80 mm PWM case fan

The DS08015B12U is a 12 V PWM case fan measuring 80 by 80 by 15 mm and rated at 0.60 A. It fits standard 80 mm mounting points and provides speed control through a four-pin connector.

PWM control limits

Speed regulation depends on the motherboard or fan controller supplying a valid PWM signal. Without that signal the fan runs at full speed and cannot be slowed by software. Buyers who need voltage-only control or a three-pin header should choose a different model.

Highlights

  • PWM control enables precise speed adjustment
  • 12 V operation with 0.60 A draw delivers efficient cooling
  • 80 mm square frame fits standard chassis mounts
  • 15 mm slim profile suits tight build spaces

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 12V 0.60A version or a different voltage model for my chassis?

This fan is the 12V 0.60A variant; choose it when your motherboard or controller supplies 12V PWM power and you need an 80x80x15 mm frame.

What does the 0.60A rating mean for airflow and noise once the fan is installed?

At 12V the fan draws 0.60A, giving enough current for strong static pressure through tight grilles while PWM control lets the motherboard lower speed and noise under light loads.

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