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Square black 8025 case fan with transparent blades

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Fans EFC-08E12D-EF05 8025 DC12V 0.40A case fan

SKU CH-EATW-91DFR

DC 12 V 8025 case fan drawing 0.40 A for server cooling

  • DC 12 V power for stable server operation
  • 40 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 80 mm frame fits standard 8025 mount
  • New condition ensures reliable cooling from day one

8025 DC 12V Server Cooling Fan

The 8025 form-factor fan operates at 12 volts and draws 0.40 amps. It is built for server chassis and workstation cases that require a direct-current axial cooler. System integrators and IT maintainers can install it in any 80 mm mounting pattern that accepts a 25 mm thick unit. The fan suits builds where a single 12 V header supplies power.

Thermals Noise And Power Draw

At 0.40 A the fan consumes approximately 5 watts from the 12 V rail. The DC motor runs steadily without PWM signalling, so acoustic output remains constant under load. Airflow scales linearly with the supplied voltage, giving predictable thermal performance. No additional controller is needed for basic operation.

Highlights

  • DC 12 V power for stable server operation
  • 40 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 80 mm frame fits standard 8025 mount
  • New condition ensures reliable cooling from day one

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I mount the 8025 fan and which orientation do people often reverse?

Secure the 8025 frame with four screws through the corner holes, then connect the two-pin lead to a 12 V header; the step most often reversed is airflow direction — arrows on the frame must point toward the components you want to cool.

What part will need replacement first and how can I tell?

The sleeve bearing inside the 8025 motor wears over time; expect rising noise or a drop in RPM after extended 12 V 0.40 A operation, then swap the entire fan unit.

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