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Black square 80mm case fan with transparent blades and visible motor hub

SXDOOL

SXDOOL 8414 NHR 80mm 24V 2.4W 3600 RPM case fan

SKU CH-574D-Q6KWJ MPN 8414

An 80mm case fan running at 3600 RPM with 79 m3/H airflow, 37 dBA noise, double ball bearings and a 50000-hour service life

  • Delivers 79 m³/h airflow for efficient case cooling
  • Double ball bearing rated for 50000 hours of continuous operation
  • Runs at 37 dBA for quiet 24 V performance
  • Operates reliably from -20 °C to 75 °C ambient temperature

Compact 24 V case fan for tight builds

The SXDOOL 8414 NHR is an 80 mm by 25 mm frame fan that runs on 24 V DC and draws 100 mA for a rated 2.4 W. Double ball bearings support a 3 600 RPM speed delivering 79 m³/h of airflow at 37 dBA. The unit is rated for continuous operation from -20 °C to 75 °C with a 50 000 hour service life.

Replaces worn 80 mm two-wire fans in industrial

The two-wire 24 V design drops into existing mounts without PWM control or extra headers. It suits maintainers who need a direct mechanical and electrical match for original equipment. Builders requiring variable speed control, larger frame sizes or higher static pressure should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Delivers 79 m³/h airflow for efficient case cooling
  • Double ball bearing rated for 50000 hours of continuous operation
  • Runs at 37 dBA for quiet 24 V performance
  • Operates reliably from -20 °C to 75 °C ambient temperature

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the 80*80*25mm frame and standard 8025 mounting holes line up with my case's 80mm fan slots?

Yes — the fan measures 80mm by 80mm by 25mm and uses the industry-standard 8025 hole pattern, so it fits any case or heatsink designed for 80mm fans.

The fan has only two wires — how do I connect it to a 24V source without damaging it?

Connect the red lead to +24V and the black lead to ground; the 2-wire design has no PWM or tach signal, so polarity is the only thing to get right.

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