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Fans V35132-16F 8038 24V .45A 8CM case fan

SKU CH-JRV1-82629

80 mm case fan running at 24 V and 0.45 A for system cooling

  • Nidec original ensures proven reliability
  • 24 V .45 A delivers strong 8038 airflow
  • 16 fan blades optimise air movement
  • New condition guarantees full performance life

Nidec Original V35132-16F 8038 24V 0.45A 8CM fan

This Nidec Original fan carries the V35132-16F model code and runs on a 24 V supply drawing 0.45 A. The 8038 frame size fits standard 8 cm mounting points in server chassis or industrial enclosures. It is built for continuous airflow in rackmount and embedded systems.

Supplied as a bare drive unit without mounting

The package contains only the fan motor and frame; no screws, power leads or fan-speed adapters are included. Installers must provide their own 24 V wiring and mounting hardware. Builders who need a complete kit with connectors or PWM control should look elsewhere.

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Questions about this item

Will the sleeve bearing need lubrication or replacement over time?

The sleeve bearing is sealed for life and not user-serviceable; when noise or vibration increases the whole fan is replaced.

What thermal limit appears first during continuous 24 V operation?

At 0.45 A draw the motor winding temperature reaches its design ceiling before airflow drops, so sustained load is limited by coil heat rather than RPM loss.

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