SXDOOL
SXDOOL TT-8015 80mm case fan 12V 0.28A 1000-4000 rpm
An 80 mm case fan with 4-pin PWM speed control running 1000-4000 rpm at 12 V 0.28 A
- TypeCase Fan Accessory
- PWM speed control adapts airflow to system load
- Alloy bearing reduces friction for quieter operation
- 80 mm square frame fits standard 72 mm mounting holes
- 15 mm thickness suits slim chassis designs
- 20 cm cable reaches most motherboard headers
80 mm PWM case fan with alloy bearing
The SXDOOL TT-8015 is a 12 V case fan measuring 80 by 80 by 15 mm with a 72 mm screw-hole pattern. It uses a four-pin PWM interface for automatic speed control between 1000 and 4000 rpm and draws 0.28 A. The alloy bearing and 20 cm cable suit compact chassis upgrades.
Fits builds that need an 80 mm PWM fan
This unit suits systems where the mounting holes match the 72 mm spacing and the 15 mm thickness clears nearby components. Builds requiring a different frame size, a thicker or thinner fan, or a non-PWM power connector will not be compatible with this model.
4-pin PWM interface for motherboard speed control
The single specification that decides fit is the four-pin PWM connector, which allows the motherboard to regulate fan speed automatically. If the header on your board is three-pin only, speed control will not function as designed.
Highlights
- PWM speed control adapts airflow to system load
- Alloy bearing reduces friction for quieter operation
- 80 mm square frame fits standard 72 mm mounting holes
- 15 mm thickness suits slim chassis designs
- 20 cm cable reaches most motherboard headers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How long before the alloy bearing in the TT-8015 needs replacement?
The alloy bearing is designed for continuous operation at 12 V and 0.28 A; typical lifespan exceeds several years under normal case temperatures.
What limits the fan speed during sustained high-load use?
The 4-pin PWM interface caps the maximum speed at 4000 rpm, so the controller stops increasing duty cycle once that ceiling is reached.
How much noise and heat does the 80 mm fan produce when running all day at full speed?
At 4000 rpm the 80×80×15 mm frame moves more air, raising audible airflow noise and motor warmth, while power draw stays at 0.28 A.
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