Fans 3E-230B 230V 80×80×38mm 10-15 CFM case fan
An 80 mm metal-frame axial fan running on 230 V AC, delivering 10–15 CFM at 2700–3100 RPM with ball bearings for 50 000-hour service life
- Airflow rate10-15 CFM
- 80 mm square metal frame fits standard 8038 mounting holes
- 230 V AC operation runs directly from mains without extra power supply
- Ball bearing rated for 50000 hours continuous service life
- Airflow 10 to 15 CFM at 2700 to 3100 RPM for steady cooling
- Operating range -30 to 85 °C suits harsh industrial environments
AC-powered 80 mm case fan
The Fans 3E-230B is a new 80×80×38 mm axial fan that runs directly on 230 V AC at 50 or 60 Hz. It draws 0.085 A at 50 Hz and 0.075 A at 60 Hz, consuming 13 W and 12 W respectively. The all-metal frame and blades are rated for 50 000 hours of service life.
Suited for mains-voltage cooling slots
This unit fits industrial enclosures, server racks or custom chassis that provide a 230 V AC supply and accept an 80 mm mounting pattern. Builders who only have 12 V or 5 V DC fan headers on a standard PC motherboard cannot use this fan without a separate mains-powered circuit.
The deciding spec is 230 V AC input
The fan operates exclusively on 230 V alternating current; it will not spin from any low-voltage DC header. Verify that your chassis or equipment supplies mains power at the fan location before purchasing.
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Specifications
| Performance | |
|---|---|
| Airflow rate | 10-15 CFM |
Questions about this item
What are the mounting dimensions for the 80 mm metal frame?
The fan measures 80 by 80 by 38 mm, matching the standard 8038 cut-out used in many chassis and enclosures.
How do I wire the 230 V AC leads safely?
Connect the two supply wires to a 230 V 50/60 Hz source; the fan draws 0.085 A at 50 Hz and 0.075 A at 60 Hz, so ensure the circuit and any switch are rated for at least that current.
When should I plan to replace the ball-bearing fan?
The manufacturer rates service life at 50000 hours; at continuous operation that is roughly five to six years, after which bearing noise or speed drop signals replacement.
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