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Square 80mm black axial fan with centre hub and mounting holes

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Fans MMF-08D24ES-RNLSize 80x80x25mm 24V 0.16A case fan

SKU CH-GPA0-KB6M4 MPN MMF-08D24ES-RNLSize

Axial 80 mm case fan runs on 24 V and draws 0.16 A for compact cooling

  • 80 mm square frame fits tight spaces
  • 24 V operation suits industrial rails and medical gear
  • 16 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 25 mm slim profile eases heat-exchanger mounting
  • Axial design moves air quietly across diverse systems

Product identity

The Mitsubishi MMF-08D24ES-RNL is an 80 by 80 by 25 millimetre axial case fan that runs on 24 volts and draws 0.16 amps. It is built for compact enclosures where space-saving air exchange is required.

Suitable uses and limits

This fan suits integrators who need low-noise axial airflow in medical, rail, industrial or embedded systems operating at 24 volts. It is not for builders who require PWM speed control, higher static pressure, or a different voltage rail.

Capacity and headroom

At its rated current the fan delivers steady airflow through heat exchangers in tight chassis. Headroom ends when the application demands variable speed control, greater air volume, or a form factor larger than the 80 millimetre square footprint.

Highlights

  • 80 mm square frame fits tight spaces
  • 24 V operation suits industrial rails and medical gear
  • 16 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 25 mm slim profile eases heat-exchanger mounting
  • Axial design moves air quietly across diverse systems

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this 24V fan require a 24V power source or controller to operate?

Yes, it is rated for 24V and 0.16A, so it must be connected to a 24V supply or a compatible fan header that delivers that voltage.

Will the 80mm by 80mm by 25mm dimensions fit the same mounting holes as my existing 80mm fans?

The fan measures 80 x 80 x 25mm, which matches the standard 80mm mounting pattern used on most cases and heatsinks.

How can I confirm the fan is spinning correctly after installation?

Check that the blades rotate smoothly, listen for quiet axial airflow, and verify the current draw is near 0.16A at 24V using a multimeter or fan‑control software.

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