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Fans EC8025HB 8025 220V case fan

SKU CH-PG62-JHKV8

80 mm AC exhaust fan with double-ball bearings running on 220 V mains power

  • Runs on standard 220 V mains power
  • 8025 frame fits common 80 mm mounting holes
  • Double-ball bearings extend operating life
  • 7 W motor moves high air volume

Mains-powered 8025 exhaust fan

This 220 V AC fan fits standard 8025 mounting holes and moves a large air volume for chassis exhaust. It suits builders who need direct mains operation without a separate power supply. The double ball bearing construction supports continuous duty in server or workstation cases.

Sustained airflow with double ball bearings

Under constant load the double ball bearing motor maintains steady rotation and consistent exhaust pressure. The 7 W draw remains stable during extended operation, avoiding the speed drop seen in sleeve-bearing units. Buyers who require variable speed control or PWM signalling should look elsewhere, as this model runs at a fixed mains frequency.

Highlights

  • Runs on standard 220 V mains power
  • 8025 frame fits common 80 mm mounting holes
  • Double-ball bearings extend operating life
  • 7 W motor moves high air volume

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power does the EC8025HB draw when running continuously on 220 V AC?

The fan is rated at 7 W, so it draws roughly 7 watts from the mains while operating all day.

What mounting holes or brackets does the 8025 frame need to fit my case?

The 80 mm square frame uses the standard 80 mm mounting pattern, so four screws aligned to that spacing will secure it.

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