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Silver aluminium frame 80 mm square AC case fan

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Fans RAH8025S1 220/240V 0.10A 8025 case fan

SKU CH-ZS0M-CNEN8

An 80 mm aluminium-frame case fan running on 220–240 V mains at 0.10 A

  • Runs on standard mains power with 220/240 V supply
  • Low current draw of 0.10 A keeps energy use minimal
  • Aluminium frame resists deformation and aids heat dissipation
  • 8025 form factor fits common 80 mm mounting points

Mains-powered 8025 aluminium frame fan

This 8025 case fan runs directly from 220 or 240 V mains supply at 0.10 A. The aluminium frame adds rigidity and helps dissipate heat from the motor. It is intended for builders who need a straightforward AC cooling unit without a separate low-voltage power supply.

No bundled accessories or software included

The package contains only the fan itself, so there are no extra cables, mounting screws or control software to change how the unit is installed or operated. Buyers who need PWM speed control, a low-voltage connector or a multi-fan kit will have to source those separately.

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Questions about this item

Will the sleeve or ball bearings need lubrication or replacement over time?

The fan uses a sealed bearing design that does not require lubrication; if noise or vibration appears after extended use, the entire unit is replaced rather than serviced.

At continuous 220/240V operation, does the motor overheat before the 0.10A draw stabilises?

The motor is rated for continuous 220/240V at 0.10A with an aluminum frame that dissipates heat, so thermal limits are not reached before the current stabilises.

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