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Fans AD0812UX-A70GL 8CM 8025DC12V case fan

SKU CH-KM1B-MV6XF

An 8 cm DC case fan running at 12 V with a 70 mm frame depth

  • 12 V DC power for direct motherboard connection
  • 70 mm frame fits standard 80 mm mounting holes
  • 8025 form factor suits compact chassis builds
  • 812 model code identifies the ADDA specification

ADDA AD0812UX-A70GL 80mm case fan

The ADDA AD0812UX-A70GL is a new 80 mm case fan that runs on a 12 V DC supply. It fits standard 8025 mounting points and suits builders who need a compact airflow device for tight chassis layouts. The unit ships as a single fan without additional mounting hardware.

No bundled accessories or software included

The package contains only the fan itself, so there are no extra cables, adapters or control software to change the installation. Buyers who want PWM speed control, RGB lighting or a multi-fan kit will need to source those separately. This keeps the setup straightforward for basic cooling replacements.

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Price $14.99
Cheaper than about 67% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How often will the sleeve bearing need lubrication or replacement on this AD0812UX-A70GL fan?

The sleeve bearing is sealed for life and does not require lubrication; replacement is only needed if noise or vibration develops after extended running.

What thermal limit appears first when this 12 V fan runs continuously at the 70 CFM rating?

The motor's maximum operating temperature is reached before the bearing wears out, so sustained full-speed use is limited by internal heat buildup.

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