Fans JF0825S1S 8025 12V 0.26A case fan
An 80 mm case fan running on 12 V at 0.26 A for standard chassis cooling
- 12 V power draws only 0.26 A for efficient cooling
- 80 x 25 mm frame fits standard 80 mm case mounts
- Ball-bearing motor rated for continuous 12 V operation
- JAMICON build quality backs long-term reliability
- Component first listed by manufacturer in 2021
Compact 12 V 80 mm case fan
The JAMICON JF0825S1S 8025 is a 12 V case fan drawing 0.26 A for basic chassis airflow. It suits builders who need a simple replacement or supplementary cooler in a standard mounting pattern. The unit is supplied new and ready to install.
12 V 0.26 A power envelope
Operation is limited to the rated 12 V supply and 0.26 A current draw, so the fan must connect to a header or controller that respects those figures. No PWM or variable-speed signalling is documented, so speed control depends on voltage regulation alone. Builders requiring automated fan curves should verify header compatibility before fitting.
Modest airflow for tight spaces
The compact frame delivers enough air movement for low-heat components or auxiliary ventilation in small enclosures. It will not satisfy high-static-pressure demands such as dense radiator stacks or heavily restricted front panels. Users targeting silent operation or high thermal loads should consider larger or higher-specification alternatives.
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- Price $16.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 8025 model or a different size for my case?
The 8025 designation means an 80 mm frame and 25 mm thickness, so verify your mounting points match those dimensions before ordering.
What does the 0.26A current draw mean for my power supply?
At 12 V the fan pulls 0.26 A, a modest load that most PSU fan headers or molex adapters can supply without issue.
Does the 3-pin connector limit speed control compared to PWM?
The three-pin connection allows voltage-based speed regulation; the motherboard can still lower the voltage to reduce RPM, but it cannot send a PWM duty-cycle signal.
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