NDLIULEI DASA0820R2U 80×80×20mm 12V 0.60A case fan
An 80×80×20mm chassis cooling fan running at 12V and 0.60A for targeted airflow
- Product typeCase Fan
- Fits tight 80×80×20 mm mounting spaces
- 12 V 0.60 A draw keeps power use low
- Original part restores intended cooling performance
- Compact frame suits small-form-factor chassis builds
- Direct 80 mm replacement for DASA0820R2U models
Physical dimensions and power rating
This NDLIULEI case fan measures 80×80×20 mm and runs on a 12 V supply drawing 0.60 A. It is a direct-replacement chassis cooling fan built to fit standard 80 mm mounting points. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.
Who can use this fan
Builders who need a 12 V 80 mm fan with a 20 mm thickness and 0.60 A current draw will find a matching part. Systems that require a different voltage, a thinner or thicker frame, or a lower current rating cannot use this model.
Deciding specification
The 80×80×20 mm frame size combined with the 12 V 0.60 A electrical rating is the single figure set that determines fit and compatibility. Verify those three numbers against your chassis and power header before ordering.
How it compares
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- Price $26.99
- Pricier than about 68% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the NDLIULEI DASA0820R2U ship with mounting screws or a power adapter, or must I buy them separately?
The fan is supplied as the unit only; mounting screws and any required power adapter are not included and must be sourced separately.
I only see one version listed — 12 V, 0.60 A, 80×80×20 mm — so there is no capacity choice to make, correct?
Correct; the product is offered in a single 12 V, 0.60 A, 80×80×20 mm configuration with no alternative voltage, current or size options.
What does the 0.60 A current draw mean for my 12 V fan header in practice?
At 0.60 A the fan draws modest current from a standard 12 V header, so it will run within typical motherboard or controller limits without needing a dedicated high-power header.
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