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Black 80mm PWM case fan with transparent blades

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Fans DS08025T12UPFAF 12V .7A 8025 80mm PWM case fan

SKU CH-HG30-WP4MW

An 80 mm PWM case fan running at 12 V and 0.7 A for adjustable cooling airflow

  • PWM speed control adjusts airflow automatically
  • 12 V DC input with .7 A current draw
  • 80 mm frame fits standard 8025 mounting points
  • Single fan provides targeted case cooling

Compact PWM cooling for 80 mm mounts

This 80 mm case fan runs on a 12 V DC supply and draws .7 A. The four-pin PWM interface lets the motherboard adjust speed automatically, so airflow matches the thermal load inside small-form-factor or rackmount chassis. It is intended for builders who need a slim 25 mm profile in an 8025 frame.

Sustained airflow at controlled RPM

Under continuous load the fan maintains a steady rotational speed dictated by the PWM duty cycle, avoiding the spin-up and spin-down cycles seen in voltage-only models. The constant-current design keeps power draw predictable during long rendering or server workloads. Buyers who need higher static pressure for dense radiator stacks should look elsewhere.

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Questions about this item

How much power does the 12 V .7 A fan draw when running continuously?

It draws 0.7 A at 12 V, so the maximum current is 0.7 A and the voltage is 12 V.

What motherboard header is required to use the PWM speed control on this 8025 fan?

A standard 4-pin PWM header is needed for the speed control function.

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