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Unique-Bargains 80x80x25mm 7 Vanes Blue LED DC12V 0.25A Case Fan
A 12 V DC case fan measuring 80 × 80 × 25 mm with seven vanes and blue LED illumination
- TypeCase Fans
- Blue LED lighting adds visual flair
- 7-vane design moves air through the chassis
- 12 V DC motor runs on standard PSU power
- 25 A draw keeps energy use low
- 72 mm mounting centres fit common 80 mm frames
80mm Blue LED Case Fan
This 80mm case fan uses a 12V DC motor with seven vanes to move air through a computer chassis. It draws 0.25A and includes a blue LED that illuminates when the fan spins. The unit is supplied new and is intended as a direct replacement for a worn or failed cooler.
Fixed 12V DC Power Interface
The fan connects via a two-terminal wire lead that requires a 12V DC source capable of supplying 0.25A. Speed is not adjustable through PWM or voltage control because the lead provides only power and ground. Polarity must be observed when wiring to a motherboard header, fan controller or molex adapter.
Standard 72mm Mounting Pattern
Four mounting holes spaced 72mm centre-to-centre with a 4.5mm diameter match common 80mm fan locations in cases and on heatsinks. The 25mm thickness fits typical fan bays without clearance issues. The bare wire ends need a connector crimped or soldered on before installation, which is the most common fitting error.
Highlights
- Blue LED lighting adds visual flair
- 7-vane design moves air through the chassis
- 12 V DC motor runs on standard PSU power
- 25 A draw keeps energy use low
- 72 mm mounting centres fit common 80 mm frames
Specifications
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
|---|---|
| Type | Case Fans |
Questions about this item
Should I pick this 80x80x25mm fan or a different thickness for my case?
This model is 25mm thick with 72mm mounting-hole centres, so verify your chassis accepts that exact depth and hole spacing before ordering.
What does the 0.25A current draw mean for my power supply?
At 12V the fan pulls 0.25A, equating to roughly 3W, a negligible load on any modern PSU 12V rail.
The two-terminal wire — does it limit speed control?
The two-wire lead provides power only; speed cannot be regulated via PWM or voltage control headers.
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