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Fans MA1082-HVL 80x80x25mm AC115V 3.6W GN 2-wire maglev case fan

SKU CH-S6AK-X2C5B

An 80 mm square, 25 mm thick case fan running on 115 V AC at 3.6 W with a two-wire maglev motor

  • Efficient maglev bearing reduces friction and noise
  • 80x80x25mm frame fits standard 80mm mounting points
  • 6W power draw keeps energy use low
  • 115V AC supply plugs directly into mains power

AC115V maglev case fan

This 80 by 80 by 25 millimetre fan runs on 115 volt AC mains power and draws 3.6 watts. Magnetic levitation bearings reduce friction and noise during continuous operation. The two-wire supply provides simple on-off control without speed monitoring. Suited for equipment enclosures that need direct AC cooling.

Builders needing variable speed or PWM control

The two-wire design does not support speed regulation or RPM feedback. Installers who require automatic fan curves or motherboard headers should choose a different model. Low-voltage DC systems are also incompatible with the 115 volt AC input.

Highlights

  • Efficient maglev bearing reduces friction and noise
  • 80x80x25mm frame fits standard 80mm mounting points
  • 6W power draw keeps energy use low
  • 115V AC supply plugs directly into mains power

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the AC 115 V rating mean for everyday use?

It runs directly from a standard 115 V mains supply without an external adapter or DC converter.

Will the 80 mm by 80 mm by 25 mm frame fit my case's 80 mm mount?

Yes, the 80 mm square footprint and 25 mm thickness match the common 80 mm mounting pattern.

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