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Fans PMD1208PKB3-A 8025 12V 3.2W 80mm dual ball bearing case fan

SKU CH-J41M-TCMSR

Two 80 mm dual ball-bearing case fans run at 12 V and 3.2 W each

  • Efficient 12 V operation at 3.2 W
  • Dual ball bearing for longer service life
  • Compact 80 mm frame fits tight builds
  • 25 mm depth suits standard 8025 mounts

Two 80mm dual ball bearing fans

This pair of 80mm case fans uses dual ball bearings for reliable airflow in compact builds. Each unit runs on 12V and draws 3.2W, matching the PMD1208PKB3-A specification. They suit system integrators and hobbyists who need straightforward cooling for small form factor chassis or replacement parts.

Thermals noise and power draw

At 12V the fans consume 3.2W each, keeping power demand low for standard fan headers. Dual ball bearings reduce friction compared to sleeve alternatives, helping maintain consistent speed and lower acoustic output over time. The 80x80x25mm frame fits tight mounting points without adding bulk.

Highlights

  • Efficient 12 V operation at 3.2 W
  • Dual ball bearing for longer service life
  • Compact 80 mm frame fits tight builds
  • 25 mm depth suits standard 8025 mounts

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the PMD1208PKB3-A 80mm fans and what step is often missed?

Mount each 80*80*25mm fan using the four corner screw holes, then connect the 12V power lead; the step often missed is checking airflow direction arrows so the fan pulls cool air in or pushes hot air out as intended.

What maintenance will these dual ball bearing fans need later?

Dual ball bearings are sealed and require no lubrication; over time dust can build on the blades and frame, so clean them periodically with compressed air to maintain airflow and low noise.

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