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Square black 80 mm case fan with three pin connector

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Fans SF80 ASF86381CE 12V 270mA 3-pin case fan

SKU CH-3580-T9H3X

An 80 mm case fan running at 12 V and 270 mA with a 3-pin connector for processor heatsink cooling

  • 12 V 270 mA power draw keeps energy use low
  • 80 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 3-pin connector enables direct motherboard control
  • SF80 ASF86381CE design matches Matsushita equipment specs

80 mm 3-pin case fan

This 12 V fan draws 270 mA and fits standard 80 mm mounting points. It connects via a three-pin header and is intended for processor heatsinks or general chassis airflow. The unit is supplied new and matches the Matsushita SF80 ASF86381CE specification.

Steady 12 V operation

At a constant 12 V supply the fan maintains its rated 270 mA current draw without the voltage droop seen in short bursts. The three-pin connection provides tachometer feedback so the motherboard can monitor speed continuously during extended loads.

Highlights

  • 12 V 270 mA power draw keeps energy use low
  • 80 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 3-pin connector enables direct motherboard control
  • SF80 ASF86381CE design matches Matsushita equipment specs

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much noise and heat does the SF80 ASF86381CE produce when running continuously?

The 80 mm frame and 12 V 270 mA rating indicate modest airflow for light cooling duties, so acoustic output and exhaust heat remain low during all-day operation.

What connector must my motherboard or fan controller provide for the 3-pin SF80 ASF86381CE?

A standard three-pin fan header supplying 12 V is required; the fan draws 270 mA and uses the third pin for speed reporting.

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