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Mitsubishi 80mm square axial case fan 24V

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Fans MMF-08C24ES-RM1Size 80x80x25mm 24V 0.2A case fan

SKU CH-43QN-SMBTX MPN MMF-08C24ES-RM1Size

A 24 V axial case fan measuring 80 x 80 x 25 mm draws .2 A for compact cooling

  • Efficient airflow from compact 80x80x25mm axial design
  • Low 0.2A draw at 24V reduces power consumption
  • Quiet operation suits noise-sensitive environments
  • Space-saving 25mm depth fits tight enclosures
  • Reliable Mitsubishi engineering for industrial and medical use

Compact 80 mm axial fan

This 80 mm square axial fan runs on 24 V and draws 0.2 A. It is designed for tight installation depths in medical, rail, industrial and electronic enclosures. The slim 25 mm profile suits space-constrained chassis.

Low noise and efficient airflow

Axial geometry delivers quiet air exchange across heat exchangers with minimal power draw. The 24 V 0.2 A rating keeps thermal load low in continuous operation. Small installation depth reduces acoustic turbulence in dense builds.

Fits shallow 80 mm mounts

The 80 by 80 by 25 mm frame slides into standard 80 mm fan openings without protruding. No additional mounting hardware is described in the data. Builders needing PWM control or higher static pressure should verify compatibility separately.

Highlights

  • Efficient airflow from compact 80x80x25mm axial design
  • Low 0.2A draw at 24V reduces power consumption
  • Quiet operation suits noise-sensitive environments
  • Space-saving 25mm depth fits tight enclosures
  • Reliable Mitsubishi engineering for industrial and medical use

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I mount the 80 mm fan and which wiring mistake should I avoid?

Use four 80 mm mounting holes with 3–4 mm screws; connect the two leads to a 24 V DC source observing the marked polarity so the 0.2 A motor runs in the correct direction.

What part will wear out first and when should I plan a replacement?

The sleeve bearing inside the 25 mm deep housing is the only moving contact; expect a service interval of several years in clean air, then swap the whole unit when noise or vibration increases.

At what point does the fan hit its thermal limit during continuous operation?

The 0.2 A draw at 24 V sets a fixed electrical ceiling, so the motor cannot exceed its rated speed or airflow once that power level is reached.

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