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Black square 80 mm case fan with transparent blades and four mounting holes

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Fans DSB0812HHD 80 mm 12 V 0.24 A case fan

SKU CH-5P94-SF0E5

An 80 mm 12 V case fan drawing 0.24 A for server or inverter cooling

  • 80 mm frame fits tight server bays
  • 12 V, 0.24 A draw keeps power use low
  • 20 mm depth suits standard 8020 mounting slots
  • New condition ensures full rated airflow from day one

Compact 80 mm server fan

The Delta DSB0812HHD is an 80 mm square frame fan designed for server and inverter cooling. It operates on a 12 V supply drawing 0.24 A. The slim 20 mm profile suits tight chassis where airflow must be directed through restricted channels.

Focused airflow for dense builds

In normal use the fan moves air through compact enclosures with a steady acoustic profile suited to rack environments. Power draw stays at the rated 0.24 A on 12 V rails. Builders needing larger diameters or higher static pressure should consider other form factors.

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Price $13.99
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Questions about this item

How do I mount the 80 mm frame and connect the 12 V 0.24 A power lead without reversing polarity?

Align the four screw holes on the 80 mm square frame with the chassis mounts, then plug the 12 V 0.24 A connector so the yellow wire matches the +12 V pin and the black wire matches ground.

When should I replace the sleeve bearing in this 8020 fan?

Replace the fan when the sleeve bearing becomes noisy or the rotor speed drops noticeably, typically after several years of continuous 12 V 0.24 A operation in a server or inverter chassis.

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