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Square black plastic 80mm case fan with three-pin connector

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Fans 8015 33PIN RDH8015S DC 12V .17A case fan

SKU CH-MJHZ-SW1VB

An 80 mm case fan with a 33-pin connector running on 12 V at .17 A

  • 12 V DC power for stable operation
  • 17 A draw keeps energy use low
  • 33-pin connector enables direct motherboard control
  • 8015 form factor fits standard 80 mm mounts

8015 33-pin DC fan for 12 V systems

This 8015 model uses a 33-pin connector and runs on 12 V DC at 0.17 A. It fits builds that require this specific pin layout and voltage. The fan is new and intended for case cooling in compatible enclosures. Buyers should verify the header type before ordering.

Limited to 33-pin headers and 12 V supply

The 33-pin interface means the fan cannot connect to standard three-pin or four-pin motherboard headers without an adapter. Operation is fixed at 12 V with a 0.17 A draw, so it suits power budgets that match this rating. Systems needing variable speed control via PWM or different voltage rails will not be compatible.

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Price $12.99
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Questions about this item

Which 33PIN version of the 8015 fan should I select for my 12V header?

The RDH8015S model listed here is the 33PIN variant designed for a 12V supply, so choose this exact part number.

What does the 0.17A current draw mean for my motherboard fan header?

It draws 0.17A at 12V, well within the typical 1A limit of standard motherboard fan headers, so it will run safely without overloading the port.

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