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Black axial cooling fan with square frame and four mounting holes

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Ruth's sister international power cord AD0812VB-A7BGP 8025 12V .65A 80x80x25mm

SKU CH-RK08-DJDC3

Replacement 12 V 0.65 A axial cooler for ADDA 8025 servers measuring 80 x 80 x 25 mm

  • 12 V .65 A axial cooler for server inverter applications
  • PWM blower enables precise speed control
  • 80 mm square frame fits 8025 mounting pattern
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-box operation

Ruth's sister AD0812VB-A7BGP power cord

This international power cord is built to the AD0812VB-A7BGP specification and rated for 12 V at 0.65 A. It matches the 8025 form factor measuring 80 by 80 by 25 mm and is intended for server inverter axial coolers with PWM blower control. The component is supplied new and ready for integration into compatible cooling assemblies.

Suited for technicians fitting ADDA 12 V 0.65

Installers working with the AD0812VB-A7BGP cooler can use this lead directly. Builders who need a different voltage, a higher current rating or an alternative connector profile should look at other options.

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Questions about this item

What does the 0.65 A rating mean for daily power draw?

At 12 V the fan draws 0.65 A, which is the steady-state current you can expect during normal operation.

How does the PWM interface control the blower speed?

The PWM signal varies the duty cycle to adjust fan RPM, letting the motherboard or controller regulate cooling noise and airflow dynamically.

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