Zyvpee
Zyvpee FBA08J14L 80×15 mm 2-pin 14 V 0.1 A IP55 case fan
Compact 80×15 mm ball-bearing case fan runs on 14 V at 0.1 A, delivers 20–25 CFM at 2000–2499 rpm with 15–20 dBA noise, and carries an IP55 rating
- TypeCase Fan
- Bearing TypeBall
- Power Connector2 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- FeaturesCPU FAN
- Compact 80×15 mm frame fits tight builds
- Ball bearing runs 2000–2499 rpm for steady airflow
- IP55 rating resists dust and water ingress
- Low 15–20 dBA noise keeps system quiet
- 2-pin 14 V 0.1 A power draws minimal energy
Compact 80 × 15 mm case fan
The Zyvpee FBA08J14L is an 80 mm square, 15 mm thick case fan with a two-pin power connector. It runs on 14 V at 0.1 A and uses a ball bearing for rotation. The frame carries an IP55 rating and has no integrated lighting.
Suits 14 V two-pin headers; not for other voltages
This fan suits builds that provide a 14 V two-pin header and need a thin, waterproof cooler. It is not for systems that supply a different voltage or use three- or four-pin connectors. Buyers who need PWM control or addressable lighting should look elsewhere.
2000 – 2499 rpm speed range decides fit
The fan spins between 2000 and 2499 rpm, delivering 20 to 25 cfm at 15 to 20 dBA. That speed band determines whether the airflow and noise match the thermal target of the build.
Highlights
- Compact 80×15 mm frame fits tight builds
- Ball bearing runs 2000–2499 rpm for steady airflow
- IP55 rating resists dust and water ingress
- Low 15–20 dBA noise keeps system quiet
- 2-pin 14 V 0.1 A power draws minimal energy
Specifications
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | FBA08J14L |
| Model | FBA08J14L |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 2 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | CPU FAN |
| Dimensions | 80*15MM |
Questions about this item
What voltage header do I need on my motherboard for the 14 V fan?
Your motherboard must provide a 14 V DC header that can supply at least 0.1 A for the two-pin connector.
Will the 20–25 CFM airflow at 2000–2499 RPM be enough for a legacy 80 mm chassis?
The 20–25 CFM range matches typical 80 mm cooling needs and the 15–20 dBA noise stays low in older cases.
How can I confirm the IP55-rated fan is running correctly after installation?
Verify the fan spins smoothly between 2000 and 2499 RPM and listen for the quiet 15–20 dBA operation.
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