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Fans KDE1208PTB3 12V 8025 case fan

SKU CH-9KGW-KQW8K

An 80 mm double-ball-bearing case fan running at 12 V for quiet cabinet cooling

  • Double ball bearing extends service life
  • 12 V DC input matches standard PC power
  • 8025 frame fits 8 cm mounting points
  • Mute operation reduces system noise

80 mm case fan with double ball bearings

The KDE1208PTB3 is an 80 mm case fan designed for computer cabinet cooling. It operates on a 12 V supply and uses double ball bearings for quieter operation. The 8025 frame size fits standard mounting points in compact enclosures. This single unit is supplied new and ready for installation.

Suitable for small-form-factor builds needing

Builders who need higher static pressure for dense heatsinks or radiators should look at alternative models. Systems requiring PWM speed control will not find that feature on this fan. Anyone needing multiple fans for a larger chassis must purchase additional units separately. Buyers wanting RGB lighting or different colour options should consider other ranges.

Highlights

  • Double ball bearing extends service life
  • 12 V DC input matches standard PC power
  • 8025 frame fits 8 cm mounting points
  • Mute operation reduces system noise

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What power connector does the KDE1208PTB3 need to run?

The KDE1208PTB3 runs on a 12 V supply, so your case or power supply must provide a standard 12 V fan header or Molex adapter.

Can the 8025 double-ball fan share a header with an older sleeve-bearing fan?

Yes, both fans draw from the same 12 V line; the double-ball bearing simply lasts longer and runs quieter than the older sleeve type.

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