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Ten 80 mm square 12 V double ball bearing case fans in bulk pack

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Fans KDE1208PTB3 8025 12V Double Ball Mute Fan 10pcs

SKU CH-DJMB-WKK19

Pack of ten 12 V double-ball-bearing case fans for 8 cm cabinet cooling

  • Ten fans included for multi-bay cooling
  • 12 V DC input matches standard PSU rails
  • Double ball bearing design extends service life
  • Mute operation keeps system noise low

10-Pack 12 V Double Ball Bearing Fans

This lot contains ten 12 V case fans built with double ball bearings for long service life. The KDE1208PTB3 model uses an 8025 frame suited to standard 8 cm mounting points. They are intended for chassis airflow or power-supply cooling in desktop systems.

Replaces worn or noisy sleeve-bearing fans

The double ball design reduces friction noise and resists wear better than sleeve equivalents, making the upgrade worthwhile when existing fans rattle or fail. Buyers who need PWM speed control or larger 12 cm frames should look elsewhere.

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Price $83.99
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Questions about this item

What size case opening does the 8025 fan fit?

The 8025 designation means an 80 mm square frame with 25 mm thickness, so it mounts in any standard 80 mm fan slot.

How do I connect the 12 V KDE1208PTB3 fans and what mistake should I avoid?

Plug each fan's three-pin header into a 12 V motherboard or controller port; the common error is reversing the polarity, which stops the double-ball bearing motor from spinning.

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