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Fans AUB0812H-E YNZ 8025 12V .3A 3 wire axial fan

SKU CH-XPCQ-QWD1Q

8 cm axial fan for projectors and cases, 12 V 0.3 A three-wire connection

  • Runs on standard 12 V supply for easy integration
  • Low 0.3 A draw keeps power consumption minimal
  • Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring
  • 8025 frame fits common 80 mm mounting points

Compact 12 V axial fan for tight enclosures

This 8025 frame fan runs on 12 V at 0.3 A and uses a three-wire connection for speed reporting. It suits projectors, small form-factor PCs and industrial chassis where a slim 8 cm footprint is required.

Limited airflow for high-heat loads

At 0.3 A the motor delivers modest static pressure, so it handles light component cooling but runs out of headroom on overclocked CPUs or multi-GPU setups. Builders needing higher CFM or PWM control should look elsewhere.

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Price $11.99
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Questions about this item

Will the 12 V .3 A three-wire fan run from an older motherboard header that only supplies 5 V?

The fan is rated for 12 V operation; on a 5 V header it will spin slower or not start at all.

How can I confirm the AUB0812H-E is spinning at the correct speed after installation?

Connect the third wire to a motherboard fan header and monitor the RPM reading in BIOS or fan-control software.

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