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Fans FD128020HL 80 mm 12 V 0.20 A ball case fan

SKU CH-JGH6-2HXKE

80 mm case fan with ball bearing runs at 12 V drawing 0.20 A

  • 80 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 12 V operation draws only 0.20 A
  • 25 mm thickness suits standard 8025 mounts
  • Ball bearing design for continuous cooling

80 mm 12 V ball-bearing case fan

This 80 mm case fan operates at 12 V with a 0.20 A current draw. It uses a ball-bearing design and measures 80 by 80 by 25 mm. The FD128020HL model fits standard 8025 mounting points in compact chassis.

Compact builds needing 80 mm airflow

System builders working with small-form-factor cases or legacy 80 mm mounts will find this fan a direct fit. Buyers who require PWM speed control or higher static pressure for dense radiators should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 80 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 12 V operation draws only 0.20 A
  • 25 mm thickness suits standard 8025 mounts
  • Ball bearing design for continuous cooling

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the FD128020HL come with mounting screws or a power adapter, or must I buy them separately?

The fan is supplied as a bare 80 × 80 × 25 mm unit; mounting screws and any 12 V power adapter or splitter cable are not included and must be purchased separately.

The listing shows only the FD128020HL model — are there different speed or bearing versions to choose from?

Only the FD128020HL is offered, a 12 V 0.20 A ball-bearing fan in the 8025 form factor; no alternative speeds, bearing types or capacities are available for this product.

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