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Silver metal frame 80mm AC cooling fan with black blades

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Fans SF23080AT 2082HBL.GN 80mm AC 220-230V case fan

SKU CH-SBB4-DCFQP

An 80 mm AC case fan operating on 220-230 V with a metal frame for cabinet cooling

  • 80 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • AC 220–230 V input runs straight from mains power
  • Metal housing resists vibration and heat
  • 8025 form factor matches standard 80 × 25 mm mountings

AC Mains-Powered 80 mm Case Fan

The SF23080AT 2082HBL.GN is an AC-driven 80 mm case fan rated for 220 V to 230 V mains supply. It uses a metal frame and the 8025 form factor to deliver direct airflow for chassis or cabinet cooling. The unit connects straight to mains voltage without an external power supply.

Suited for Fixed-Speed Mains Cooling

This fan suits installers who need a simple always-on cooler for enclosures, fish-tank cabinets or industrial chassis with AC power available. It is not intended for PWM headers, variable-speed control via motherboard software, or builds that require a low-voltage DC power source.

Highlights

  • 80 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • AC 220–230 V input runs straight from mains power
  • Metal housing resists vibration and heat
  • 8025 form factor matches standard 80 × 25 mm mountings

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the SF23080AT 2082HBL.GN fan require a 220-230 V AC mains supply to operate?

Yes, it runs directly from a 220-230 V AC source so no separate DC power supply or motherboard header is needed.

Can this 80 mm AC fan share a 220-230 V circuit with older equipment that also uses mains voltage?

It connects in parallel to the same 220-230 V line, so it will operate alongside legacy mains-powered devices without voltage conflicts.

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