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Black 80mm square case fan with black blades and 4-pin PWM connector

ARCTIC COOLING

ARCTIC COOLING ACFAN00150A P8 PWM PST 80mm case fan

SKU CH-HN65-6PHYA MPN ACFAN00150A

An 80 mm case fan with PWM speed control from 200 to 3.000 RPM, fluid-dynamic bearing and 23.4 CFM airflow optimised for static pressure on heatsinks and radiators

  • Fan Counts1 Fan
  • Fan ControllerNo Controller
  • TypeCase Fan
  • CompatibilityCase
  • Fan Size80mm
  • Fan Thickness25mm

Model P8 PWM PST

Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.

  • Pressure-optimised design suits heatsinks and radiators
  • 200–3.000 PWM range enables precise speed control
  • Fluid Dynamic Bearing extends operational lifespan
  • 3 Sone at full speed keeps noise minimal
  • PWM Sharing Technology synchronises multiple fans together

80 mm pressure-optimised fan

The ARCTIC P8 PWM PST is an 80 mm case fan built for static-pressure tasks such as heatsinks, radiators and partly covered vents. A fluid-dynamic bearing and a newly developed motor deliver a wide 200–3.000 RPM range while keeping noise to 0.3 sone at full speed. PWM control and a 4-pin connector plus 4-pin socket allow precise speed regulation and daisy-chaining via PST.

Suits tight builds needing focused airflow

Builders who need directed pressure through dense fins or restricted grilles will benefit from the pressure-optimised blades and low 0.3 sone rating. The 80 mm frame fits legacy chassis and compact radiators where larger fans cannot mount. Buyers wanting high-volume case circulation or addressable lighting should look elsewhere, as this model moves 23.4 CFM and has no LEDs.

80 mm frame with 25 mm thickness

The fan measures 80 mm square by 25 mm thick, so it only fits mounting points designed for that exact footprint. Verify your case, cooler or radiator accepts 80 × 25 mm fans before ordering.

Highlights

  • Pressure-optimised design suits heatsinks and radiators
  • 200–3.000 PWM range enables precise speed control
  • Fluid Dynamic Bearing extends operational lifespan
  • 3 Sone at full speed keeps noise minimal
  • PWM Sharing Technology synchronises multiple fans together

Specifications

BrandARCTIC COOLING
SeriesP8 PWM PST
ModelACFAN00150A
Fan Counts1 Fan
Fan ControllerNo Controller
TypeCase Fan
CompatibilityCase
Fan Size80mm
Fan Thickness25mm
Bearing TypeFluid Dynamic Bearing
RPM200 - 3.000 RPM (Controlled by PWM)
Air Flow23.4 CFM (@ 3.000 RPM)
Noise Level0.3 Sone (@ 3.000 RPM)
Power Connector4-pin Connector + 4-pin Socket
ColorBlack
LEDNon-LED
FeaturesOptimised for static pressure
Ideal choice on heatsinks, radiators and (partly-) covered case vents
Newly developed, very quiet motor
Wide RPM range
Extended life span
High Quality Bearing
PWM Sharing Technology (PST) regulates fan speed synchronously
Push- or pull-configuration
Dimensions80.00 x 80.00 x 25.00 mm
Package Contents1 x P8 PWM PST Fan
4 x Screws
1 x Manual Card
Shipping weight0.10 kg
Package size83 × 83 × 25 mm

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Questions about this item

Does my motherboard need a 4-pin PWM header to control the P8 PWM PST fan speed?

Yes, the fan uses a 4-pin PWM connector for speed control, so a 4-pin header on the motherboard or a fan controller is required for automatic regulation.

Can I daisy-chain the P8 PWM PST with older 3-pin fans using the 4-pin socket?

The 4-pin socket passes the PWM signal through PWM Sharing Technology, so 3-pin fans connected downstream will run at full voltage and will not follow the PWM curve.

How can I confirm the P8 PWM PST is spinning at the correct 200-3.000 RPM range after installation?

Monitor the fan speed in BIOS or software such as FanControl; the reading should stay within the 200-3.000 RPM range and scale smoothly with the PWM duty cycle.

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