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Square black 80mm maglev cooling fan with transparent blades and four mounting holes

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD PF80251B1-000C-A99 80mm 12V 4.1W maglev fan 4800 RPM 60 CFM 46 dBA

SKU CH-9B2Q-FR593 MPN PF80251B1-000C-A99

An 80 mm maglev cooling fan delivers 60 CFM at 4800 RPM with 46 dBA noise

  • High airflow of 60 CFM cools tight spaces efficiently
  • Maglev bearing reduces friction for quieter 46 dBA operation
  • 12 V 4.1 W draw keeps power use low
  • 4800 RPM delivers strong static pressure of 0.41 Inch-H2O

Compact 80 mm Maglev Cooling Fan

The LORDWORLD PF80251B1-000C-A99 is an 80 mm square frame fan with a 25 mm thickness that uses a maglev bearing and runs on 12 V DC. It draws 0.34 A and consumes 4.1 W while spinning at 4800 RPM to deliver 60 CFM of airflow at 0.41 Inch-H2O static pressure.

60 CFM Airflow With 46 dBA Noise

This fan provides enough airflow for tight chassis spots or targeted component cooling where space is limited to an 80 mm mount. It runs out of headroom in builds that demand higher static pressure or lower acoustic output than the rated 46 dBA at full speed.

Highlights

  • High airflow of 60 CFM cools tight spaces efficiently
  • Maglev bearing reduces friction for quieter 46 dBA operation
  • 12 V 4.1 W draw keeps power use low
  • 4800 RPM delivers strong static pressure of 0.41 Inch-H2O

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Will the 80 mm maglev fan fit the 80 mm mounting holes on my older case?

Yes, the fan measures 80 mm by 80 mm with a 25 mm thickness, matching the standard 80 mm mounting pattern used on older cases.

How can I confirm the fan is running at its rated 4800 RPM after installation?

Connect the fan to a 12 V header and check the RPM reading in BIOS or monitoring software; it should report approximately 4800 RPM.

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