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Heat River Tech LTD

Heat River Tech LTD DELTA PFR0812XHE 8038 13000 RPM 12V 4.9A 80x80x38mm case fan

SKU CH-Z00E-2ESRF

80 mm case fan spins at 13000 RPM with 12 V 4.9 A ball-bearing motor

  • High airflow at 13000 RPM for intensive cooling
  • 12 V 4.9 A power draw supports demanding thermal loads
  • 80 mm x 80 mm x 38 mm frame fits standard mounting points
  • Ball-bearing construction provides durable rotation under continuous operation

High-speed 80 mm case fan

The Heat River Tech LTD DELTA PFR0812XHE 8038 spins at 13000 RPM on a 12 V supply drawing 4.9 A. Its 80x80x38 mm frame fits standard 80 mm mounting points and the ball-bearing motor is built for continuous radiator or chassis airflow.

Suited for high-static-pressure cooling

Builders who need maximum airflow through dense radiator fins or restrictive filters will benefit from the high RPM and current rating. Systems limited to lower fan-header amperage or noise-sensitive environments should consider lower-speed alternatives.

Highlights

  • High airflow at 13000 RPM for intensive cooling
  • 12 V 4.9 A power draw supports demanding thermal loads
  • 80 mm x 80 mm x 38 mm frame fits standard mounting points
  • Ball-bearing construction provides durable rotation under continuous operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does my power supply need a 12 V rail that can deliver 4.9 A for this fan?

The fan draws 4.9 A at 12 V, so the supply must provide at least that current on its 12 V rail.

Can I run this 13000 RPM fan on the same 4-pin PWM header I use for slower 80 mm fans?

Yes, the 4-pin PWM header will control speed; the fan will simply spin up to its 13000 RPM maximum when demanded.

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