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Fans TA300DC 80×80×25 mm 12V 0.29A ball-bearing case fan
Axial fan moves air through heat exchangers in tight 80 mm spaces using ball bearings and 12 V power
- Ball-bearing design reduces wear for longer service life
- 12 V DC operation matches standard PC power rails
- 80 × 80 × 25 mm frame fits common case mounts
- 29 A draw keeps power consumption low
- Axial airflow suits heat-exchanger and spot-cooling tasks
Compact axial fan for tight builds
The TA300DC is an 80 × 80 × 25 mm axial fan designed to move air through heat exchangers in confined spaces. Its ball-bearing construction and 12 V 0.29 A rating suit industrial, medical and embedded systems where installation depth is limited.
Steady airflow with ball-bearing reliability
Ball bearings maintain consistent rotational speed under continuous operation, avoiding the wear-related slowdown seen in sleeve alternatives. The axial layout delivers efficient air exchange across heat sinks without the pressure drop that plagues deeper fan profiles in sustained-load scenarios.
Verify voltage, current and mounting holes
Confirm your system supplies 12 V DC and can accommodate a 0.29 A draw; the supplier also lists a 0.39 A variant under the same model. Check that the 80 mm square mounting pattern matches your chassis or heat-exchanger bracket before ordering.
Highlights
- Ball-bearing design reduces wear for longer service life
- 12 V DC operation matches standard PC power rails
- 80 × 80 × 25 mm frame fits common case mounts
- 29 A draw keeps power consumption low
- Axial airflow suits heat-exchanger and spot-cooling tasks
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much noise and power does the TA300DC produce when running continuously?
The fan draws 0.29 A at 12 V and uses ball bearings for low-noise operation during all-day use.
What connector or mounting hardware must I already have to install this 80 mm fan?
It fits standard 80×80 mm mounting holes and requires a 12 V DC power header or adapter.
Will the TA300DC line up with older 80 mm case-fan mounts in my chassis?
Yes, the 80×80×25 mm frame matches legacy 80 mm mounting patterns.
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