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Fans KDE1208PTV1 80mm case fan 12V 1.6W 3-pin

SKU CH-55H6-EGYG0

80 mm case fan drawing 1.6 W at 12 V with a 3-pin connector

  • Ultra-quiet operation from SUNON engineering
  • 12 V DC input with 1.6 W power draw
  • 80 mm square frame fits standard 80x80x25 mm mounts
  • 3-pin connector enables motherboard speed control

80 mm case fan for tight builds

This 80 mm chassis fan draws 1.6 W at 12 V and connects with a standard three-pin header. It suits compact cases or legacy systems where space is limited and airflow must stay modest. The 25 mm thickness fits typical mounting points without protrusion.

Fits three-pin headers and 80 mm mounts

The fan needs a 12 V three-pin connector on the motherboard or a compatible controller. It frees larger fan slots for radiators or higher-flow units while still moving air through restrictive grilles. Builders needing PWM speed control or greater static pressure should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Ultra-quiet operation from SUNON engineering
  • 12 V DC input with 1.6 W power draw
  • 80 mm square frame fits standard 80x80x25 mm mounts
  • 3-pin connector enables motherboard speed control

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What limits the KDE1208PTV1's airflow under sustained load?

The 1.6 W power draw and 12 V supply cap the motor torque, so sustained RPM and airflow cannot exceed what that wattage allows.

How much noise and heat does this 80 mm fan produce when running all day?

At 1.6 W the motor generates minimal heat, and the ultra-quiet design keeps acoustic output low enough for continuous operation in a chassis.

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