Bring reliable airflow and quiet performance to your PC, electronics cabinet, or DIY enclosure with this 80 × 80 × 25 mm 2-pin DC brushless cooling fan. Engineered for longevity and efficiency, it’s a go-to choice for improving thermal management without increasing noise.

Key Features & Benefits

• Compact Yet Powerful Design
  The 80 mm × 80 mm size fits perfectly in small cases or tight electronic housings, while its 25 mm depth ensures strong airflow output.

• Simple 2-Pin Connection
  With only power and ground wires, this fan easily connects to standard 12 V DC sources, making installation quick and hassle-free.

• Durable Bearing System
  Typically built with either sleeve or dual ball bearings, ensuring smooth, stable operation and a long service life.

• Stable 12-V Operation
  Designed for common DC power environments found in desktops, control boxes, small appliances, and DIY projects.

• Balanced Noise vs. Airflow Performance
  Generates strong cooling airflow while maintaining low operational noise — ideal for quiet systems or office/home environments.

• Universal Mounting
  Standard hole spacing allows easy installation on PC cases, heatsinks, power modules, and custom enclosures.

• Robust Construction
  Built with heat-resistant, fire-retardant materials for safe and dependable continuous operation.

Typical Applications

• Desktop PC case cooling

• Power supply or inverter cooling

• 3D printers, CNC machines & other equipment

• Electronics project boxes and enclosures

• Server towers & small home lab racks

• Custom ventilation systems or DIY cooling projects

Technical Specifications (Common for 80×80×25 mm Fans)

• Dimensions: 80 mm × 80 mm × 25 mm

• Voltage: 12 V DC (some variants may support 24 V)

• Current Draw: Usually between 0.10 A and 0.30 A

• Bearing Type: Sleeve bearing or dual ball bearing

• Noise Level: Typically 20–35 dBA depending on fan speed

• Airflow: Designed for efficient case and electronics cooling

• Operating Temperature: Commonly –10 °C to +70 °C

Pro Tips for Installation & Use

1. Ensure your power supply matches the fan’s voltage rating.

2. Use proper screws or anti-vibration pads to reduce noise.

3. Install with correct airflow direction for optimal cooling.

4. Keep blades free of dust for best performance.

5. Replace the fan if you notice grinding or rattling, which indicates bearing wear.