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Square black 80mm frame 15mm thick double ball bearing cooling fan

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister 8015 80x80x15mm 12V .28A Double Ball Fan

SKU CH-XWYB-XEFCM

An 80 mm square, 15 mm deep 12 V DC fan with double ball bearings runs at 2200 RPM while drawing 0.28 A

  • 80 mm square footprint fits tight chassis spaces
  • Double ball bearing extends service life under continuous use
  • 12 V 0.28 A draw keeps power budget low
  • 2200 RPM airflow moves heat quietly at 15 mm depth

80 mm Double Ball Bearing Fan

This 80 by 80 by 15 mm DC fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.28 A at full speed. It suits builders who need a compact cooling device for tight chassis spaces or legacy hardware slots. Buyers who require larger frame sizes or higher airflow ratings will need a different model.

Thermals Noise and Power Draw

The double ball bearing design supports quiet operation at 2200 RPM while maintaining steady airflow. Rated current is 0.28 A with a working current of 0.08 A, keeping power consumption low during normal use. The compact frame fits standard 8015 mounting points without extra clearance.

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Questions about this item

How do I mount the 80 mm fan and which polarity mistake should I avoid?

Use four screws through the 80 mm frame holes and connect the red lead to 12 V and the black lead to ground; reversing them will prevent the fan from spinning.

What part of the 8015 fan wears out first and when should I plan a swap?

The double ball bearing is the wear item; listen for new rattling or a drop from 2200 RPM as the signal to replace it.

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