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Fans KD2408PTS1-6A 8025 24V 3.4W 4320 RPM 11 CFM 25 dBA case fan
80 mm case fan delivering 11 CFM at 25 dBA with double ball bearings and 50,000 hour life expectancy
- Quiet operation at 25 dBA for low-noise builds
- 11 CFM airflow delivers steady component cooling
- 24 V DC input with 3.4 W power draw
- Double ball bearing rated for 50,000 hours at 40 °C
- Compact 80×80×25 mm frame fits standard 80 mm mounts
80 mm 24 V case fan
The Fans KD2408PTS1-6A is an 80 mm square frame fan built by SUNON for 24 V DC systems. It draws 3.4 W at 4320 RPM and delivers 11 CFM of airflow at a noise index of 25 dBA. The double ball bearing assembly is rated for 50000 hours L10 life at 40 °C. It suits equipment enclosures that require a compact, high‑speed cooling module.
Check voltage and mounting before ordering
Verify that your chassis or equipment provides a 24 V DC supply and an 80 mm fan mounting pattern with 25 mm depth clearance. The rotor spins counterclockwise when viewed from the rotor side, so confirm airflow direction matches your ducting. The fan weighs 85 g and carries Class B insulation; ensure your wiring and connector match the voltage and current draw.
Integrates into 24 V cooling loops
The 8025 frame fits standard 80 mm mounting holes in server cases, industrial enclosures or inverter cabinets. Its 3.4 W power draw leaves headroom on typical 24 V rails while the 11 CFM output helps move air through dense heatsinks or restricted ducts. Double ball bearings reduce maintenance intervals, freeing up service time for other subsystems.
Highlights
- Quiet operation at 25 dBA for low-noise builds
- 11 CFM airflow delivers steady component cooling
- 24 V DC input with 3.4 W power draw
- Double ball bearing rated for 50,000 hours at 40 °C
- Compact 80×80×25 mm frame fits standard 80 mm mounts
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the KD2408PTS1-6A come with mounting screws or cables, or must they be purchased separately?
The fan is supplied as a bare unit; mounting hardware and power cables are not included and must be sourced separately.
The listing shows a single 24 V model — how do I confirm this is the correct voltage for my system?
Check your equipment’s power specification; this fan requires a 24 V DC supply and draws 3.4 W at the rated 4320 RPM.
What does the 11 CFM airflow figure mean for actual cooling inside an 80 mm enclosure?
At 4320 RPM the fan moves 11 CFM of air with a noise level of 25 dBA, providing modest spot cooling for compact chassis or inverter housings.
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