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Black 80mm square axial fan with 4-pin PWM connector

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Fans FFB0812XH 8025 80mm 12V 2A 4-Pin PWM case fan

SKU CH-ZYGB-KTZZH

80 mm PWM case fan running at 12 V with 2 A draw for server cooling

  • High airflow with 12V 2A power input
  • Precise speed control via 4-pin PWM connector
  • Compact 80x80x25mm fits tight server builds
  • Axial blade design moves air efficiently through chassis

80 mm PWM case fan for 12 V systems

This 80 mm axial fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 2 A through a standard four-pin PWM connector. The 25 mm frame depth fits common server and workstation chassis. Speed control is handled by the motherboard or fan controller via the PWM signal.

Direct replacement for 8025 12 V 4-pin fans

Swap this unit in when an existing 80 mm 12 V PWM fan fails or runs too loud. The 2 A current rating matches the original spec so no wiring changes are needed. Builders who need a different voltage, a three-pin connector or a larger frame size should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • High airflow with 12V 2A power input
  • Precise speed control via 4-pin PWM connector
  • Compact 80x80x25mm fits tight server builds
  • Axial blade design moves air efficiently through chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What clearance does the 80 mm frame and 25 mm thickness need for mounting?

The fan measures 80 mm square and 25 mm thick, so allow at least that much space in the mounting area and ensure screw holes align with standard 80 mm spacing.

How is the 4-pin PWM connector wired for speed control?

Plug the 4-pin PWM header into a motherboard or fan controller PWM socket; the fourth wire carries the control signal while the other three supply 12 V power and ground.

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