ARCTIC COOLING ACTCP00007B MX-4 2019 Edition thermal paste 2.0g
- 2.0g
- 8.5 W/mK
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An 80×80 mm axial fan with 25 mm depth runs on AC 220/240 V at 0.12/0.10 A to cool a CPU heatsink
The FP-108AC S1B is an 80 by 80 by 25 mm axial fan with an integrated heatsink designed for direct AC220V or AC240V operation. It draws 0.12 A at 220 V and 0.10 A at 240 V, making it suitable for industrial enclosures or legacy systems that lack a low-voltage fan header.
Because the motor runs directly from AC mains, the unit cannot be connected to a standard 12 V or 24 V motherboard header without an external power supply. Builders who need PWM speed control, soft-start behaviour or synchronization with case fans should choose a DC-powered cooler instead.
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The fan is rated for both AC 220 V and 240 V, drawing 0.12 A at 220 V and 0.10 A at 240 V, so it will operate correctly on either voltage.
The 80 mm square frame and 25 mm thickness match the standard 80 mm fan mounting holes found on many heatsinks and chassis, allowing a direct screw-in replacement.
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