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Black square AC axial fan with metal frame and plastic blades 80 by 80 by 25 mm

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Fans SF8025AT P/N 2082HSL 220V AC axial case fan 80x80x25mm

SKU CH-W0M3-5ANKX

220 V AC axial case fan measuring 80 by 80 by 25 mm with sleeve bearing

  • 220 V AC power suits mains-fed enclosures
  • 80 mm square frame fits standard mounting holes
  • 25 mm slim profile leaves room for other parts
  • Sleeve bearing keeps running noise low

80 mm AC axial fan for 220 V mains

This 80 mm square axial fan runs directly from 220 V AC mains without an external power supply. The 25 mm thick frame fits standard 80 x 80 mm mounting holes in industrial enclosures and server cases. A sleeve bearing keeps acoustic output low while moving air through the chassis. The unit is supplied new and ready for continuous duty.

Sleeve bearing and direct mains connection

The sleeve bearing reduces friction noise compared with ball-bearing alternatives in the same form factor. Direct 220 V AC operation removes the need for a separate DC converter or fan controller in rack cabinets. Builders who require PWM speed control or a tachometer signal will need a different model because this fan provides only fixed-speed rotation. The 8025 frame depth matches legacy cut-outs so no re-drilling is required.

Highlights

  • 220 V AC power suits mains-fed enclosures
  • 80 mm square frame fits standard mounting holes
  • 25 mm slim profile leaves room for other parts
  • Sleeve bearing keeps running noise low

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often should the sleeve bearing be relubricated or replaced?

The sleeve bearing is sealed for life and does not require relubrication; plan to replace the fan when noise or vibration increases.

Which limit appears first during continuous 220V operation — thermal or mechanical wear?

Mechanical wear of the sleeve bearing typically becomes noticeable before the motor reaches its thermal limit under sustained load.

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