Zyvpee
Zyvpee AFB0824SH R00 80x25mm 24V 0.33A 3 Pin case fan
An 80×25 mm 24 V case fan with dual ball bearing, 4000 RPM and 46.6 CFM airflow for server or inverter cooling
- TypeCase Fan
- Bearing TypeSleeve bearing
- Power Connector3 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- FeaturesDC square Cooler
- 80 mm frame fits tight server and inverter chassis
- 24 V DC supply matches industrial power rails
- 4 000 RPM delivers 46.6 CFM for focused cooling
- Dual ball bearing rated for continuous operation
- 40 dB(A) keeps acoustic profile low in rack environments
Compact 80 mm server fan
The Zyvpee AFB0824SH R00 is an 80 mm axial case fan built for inverter, server and instrument chassis that require 24 V DC power. Its 3‑pin connector supplies both power and a tachometer signal for speed monitoring in rack‑mount or embedded systems.
4000 RPM airflow at 40 dB(A)
At 4000 RPM the fan moves 46.6 CFM while producing 40 dB(A) of acoustic noise, a level suited to equipment rooms rather than quiet desktop builds. The 0.33 A draw at 24 V keeps power consumption modest for continuous‑duty cooling in confined enclosures.
Dual ball bearing for long service life
The dual ball bearing assembly reduces wear compared with sleeve designs, extending reliable operation in high‑temperature or vibration‑prone environments. No LED lighting or PWM control is included, so the fan runs at full speed whenever the 24 V rail is active.
Highlights
- 80 mm frame fits tight server and inverter chassis
- 24 V DC supply matches industrial power rails
- 4 000 RPM delivers 46.6 CFM for focused cooling
- Dual ball bearing rated for continuous operation
- 40 dB(A) keeps acoustic profile low in rack environments
Specifications
| Series | AFB0824SH R00 |
|---|---|
| Model | AFB0824SH |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Bearing Type | Sleeve bearing |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | DC square Cooler |
| Dimensions | 80*80*25mm |
Questions about this item
How do I install this 3-pin fan and which orientation step is often missed?
Connect the 3-pin plug to a motherboard or controller header, then mount the 80×25 mm frame with four screws so the airflow arrow points toward the heatsink or exhaust vent — reversing that arrow is the common error.
What maintenance will the sleeve bearing need over time?
The sleeve bearing is not user-serviceable; when noise rises or speed drops below the rated 4000 RPM, replace the entire fan.
At what point does the 40 dB(A) noise limit become noticeable during sustained 24 V operation?
The 40 dB(A) rating is measured at full 4000 RPM; under continuous load that acoustic level is present from start-up and does not increase further.
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