NDLIULEI 8556N 80×80×38mm 230V 12/11W case fan
An 80 mm case fan running on 230 V mains power with 12 W or 11 W draw at 50 Hz or 60 Hz
- Product typeCase Fan
- 230 V mains voltage simplifies wiring without a separate power supply
- 12 W maximum power handles demanding thermal loads
- 80 × 80 × 38 mm frame fits standard 80 mm mounting holes
- 50/60 Hz dual-frequency rating suits global mains supplies
- 70 mA peak current keeps circuit loading low
80 mm AC case fan for mains-powered builds
The NDLIULEI 8556N is an 80×80×38 mm case fan that runs directly from 230 V AC at 50 or 60 Hz. It draws 70 mA at 12 W or 60 mA at 11 W depending on line frequency. The unit is intended for industrial enclosures or custom PCs that can supply mains voltage to a fan location.
Fits 80 mm mounting holes with mains wiring
This fan occupies a standard 80 mm square mounting pattern and requires a 230 V AC supply routed to the fan header or a terminal block. It eliminates the need for a separate DC power supply or motherboard fan header, freeing low-voltage rails for other components. Builders must provide safe mains cabling and strain relief inside the chassis.
Dual-frequency power draw
At 50 Hz the fan consumes 12 W and 70 mA; at 60 Hz it drops to 11 W and 60 mA. The motor is rated for high-temperature operation, so airflow is maintained inside hot enclosures. No PWM or speed-control interface is present, so acoustic output is constant whenever mains power is applied.
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Questions about this item
Will the 12/11 W power draw become the limiting factor during continuous operation?
The fan is rated at 12 W at 50 Hz and 11 W at 60 Hz, so sustained use stays within those power figures.
How much heat or noise does the 8556N produce when running all day?
At 230 V it draws 70 mA at 50 Hz and 60 mA at 60 Hz, indicating modest heat output for an 80×80×38 mm frame.
What power connection must I already have for this 230 V fan to work?
You need a mains 230 V AC supply at 50/60 Hz with a compatible terminal or plug for the fan’s leads.
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