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Vszerda KD1208PTS1 80×80×25mm 12V 2.6W 2800RPM case fan
80×80×25 mm axial case fan running at 2800 RPM on 12 V with 2.6 W draw and 28 dB noise
- Fits standard 80 mm mounting holes with 80×80×25 mm frame
- Runs on common 12 V DC power supply rails
- Low 2.6 W draw keeps system power budget in check
- Spins at 2800 RPM for strong airflow through chassis
- Quiet 28 dB operation suits noise-sensitive builds
12 V 80×80×25 mm axial case fan
The Vszerda KD1208PTS1 is a 12 V DC axial fan measuring 80×80×25 mm. It draws 2.6 W and spins at 2800 RPM while producing 28 dB of noise. The two-wire design suits chassis and power-supply cooling slots that accept an 8025 form factor.
Who this suits and who it does not
This fan fits repair jobs that need a direct 80×80×25 mm replacement running on 12 V. Builders who require PWM speed control, a three- or four-pin connector, or higher airflow than 2800 RPM provides should look at other models.
2800 RPM speed at 2.6 W
The single figure that decides fit is the 2800 RPM rating at 2.6 W. If the target device specifies that exact speed and power envelope the KD1208PTS1 matches; otherwise a different specification is required.
Highlights
- Fits standard 80 mm mounting holes with 80×80×25 mm frame
- Runs on common 12 V DC power supply rails
- Low 2.6 W draw keeps system power budget in check
- Spins at 2800 RPM for strong airflow through chassis
- Quiet 28 dB operation suits noise-sensitive builds
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 80×80×25 mm frame fit my 80 mm mounting holes?
The fan measures 80×80×25 mm, matching standard 80 mm case and PSU mounting patterns.
How do I connect the 2-wire lead to a 12 V header without reversing polarity?
Align the red wire to the 12 V pin and the black wire to ground on the 2-pin header; the keyed connector prevents backwards insertion.
When should I plan to replace the sleeve-bearing fan running at 2800 RPM?
Sleeve bearings typically last several years at 2800 RPM; replace when noise rises above the rated 28 dB or airflow drops noticeably.
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