SXDOOL D08A-24TS2 8025 24V 0.23A case fan
80 mm square, 25 mm thick 24 V fan with double ball bearing and two-wire lead
- Genuine Nidec build quality ensures long service life
- 24 V DC operation suits industrial and server chassis
- Double ball bearing reduces friction for quieter running
- 80 × 80 × 25 mm frame fits standard 8025 mounts
- 52 W draw keeps power budgets low
Original Nidec 24 V case fan
The SXDOOL D08A-24TS2 is an 80 mm square frame fan built around a genuine Nidec motor for 24 V DC systems. It suits industrial chassis, inverter enclosures or custom server builds that require a compact 8025 form factor.
Double ball bearing thermals
A high-precision double ball bearing supports the rotor for consistent airflow at 5.52 W input power and 0.23 A current draw. The two-wire lead delivers direct voltage control without PWM signalling, keeping wiring simple in fixed-speed cooling loops.
80×80×25 mm mounting footprint
The 80 mm by 80 mm frame with 25 mm depth fits standard 8025 mounting holes using four screws. The original connector interface plugs straight into compatible headers, so installation in compatible racks or inverter units is a direct drop-in.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 8025 24V fan and which step is often missed?
Mount the 80 mm square frame with four screws, connect the two-wire lead to a 24 V DC source, and verify polarity on the original interface — reversing the wires is the common error.
What maintenance will the double ball bearing need later?
The high precision double ball bearing is sealed for life; no relubrication is required, but dust buildup on the blades should be cleared with compressed air every few months.
What limit appears first when the fan runs continuously at 5.52 W?
Continuous operation at the rated 5.52 W input power means bearing wear becomes the first long-term limit, though the double ball design extends that interval significantly.
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