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Black 8 cm square fan with four mounting holes and a three-wire power lead

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Ruth's sister internal power cable 12V 0.42a 8025

SKU CH-3SHK-R50QD

Internal power cable connects a 12 V 0.42 A fan with shutdown alarm for frequency converters

  • 12 V 0.42 A fan powers frequency converters
  • Shutdown alarm signals faults before damage occurs
  • 80 mm frame fits standard 8025 mounting points
  • Delta EFB0812EH-F00R built for continuous operation

Delta EFB0812EH-F00R 8025 Fan

This Delta fan operates at 12 V and draws 0.42 A. The 8025 frame size fits standard 8 cm mounting points. A shutdown alarm signal alerts the system when the rotor stops. It is built for frequency converter units and similar industrial equipment.

Buyers needing a 12 V 8 cm fan with an alarm signal

This unit suits frequency converter cooling and other 12 V 8 cm bays that require a rotor-stop alarm. Builds using a different voltage, a larger frame or a connector without alarm pins should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 12 V 0.42 A fan powers frequency converters
  • Shutdown alarm signals faults before damage occurs
  • 80 mm frame fits standard 8025 mounting points
  • Delta EFB0812EH-F00R built for continuous operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What power connector does the Delta EFB0812EH-F00R fan need to run from my PSU?

The fan draws 12 V at 0.42 A, so it requires a standard 12 V fan header or Molex adapter that can supply that current.

Will the shutdown alarm on this 8025 fan work with my older motherboard fan headers?

The alarm signal is a standard two-wire output; it will function on any header that reads a tach or alarm pin, but pin layout should be checked against the board manual.

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