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Square 80 mm black axial fan with centre hub and mounting holes

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Fans MMF-08D24ES-AM4Size case fan 80 25 24 .13

SKU CH-3SY6-FMM2S MPN MMF-08D24ES-AM4Size

A 24 V axial case fan measuring 80 mm by 25 mm draws 0.13 A for compact cooling

  • 24 V DC supply powers industrial and medical equipment reliably
  • 80 mm square frame fits tight enclosures with 25 mm depth
  • Low 0.13 A draw reduces energy cost in continuous operation
  • Axial blade design delivers efficient airflow through heat exchangers
  • Mitsubishi build quality supports rail, EV and supermarket applications

Mitsubishi 80 mm 24 V axial fan

This Mitsubishi axial fan measures 80 by 80 by 25 mm and runs on 24 V at 0.13 A. It is built for tight spaces where a slim profile and low noise are required. The unit suits industrial, medical and embedded cooling tasks.

Suited for 24 V systems with 80 mm mounts

Engineers designing equipment that provides a 24 V rail and an 80 mm mounting grid will find this fan a direct fit. Buyers whose chassis only accepts larger frame sizes or who need a different operating voltage should look at other models.

24 V 0.13 A electrical rating

The fan draws 0.13 A at 24 V, a figure that determines whether your power budget and connector can support it. Verify that your supply delivers 24 V and that the current draw fits your design before ordering.

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Price $27.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I mount the 80 mm frame and which orientation mistake should I avoid?

Use the four corner holes on the 80 by 80 mm square; the airflow arrow must point toward the heat source, otherwise the fan pulls air the wrong way.

What part will wear out first and when should I plan a replacement?

The sleeve bearing inside the motor is the only moving part; expect it to need a swap after several years of continuous 24 V operation.

At what point does the 0.13 A limit become a constraint during long runs?

The 0.13 A draw is fixed by the 24 V design; sustained use will not exceed it, so the first limit you hit is the bearing life, not current.

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