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Square black plastic 80 mm frame with transparent blades and two-wire connector

SXDOOL

SXDOOL AD0824US-A71GL 80 mm 24 V 3900 RPM 50 CFM 41 dB case fan

SKU CH-T59B-QVKKS MPN AD0824US-A71GL

An 80 mm 24 V case fan delivering 50 CFM at 3900 RPM with 41 dB noise

  • 24 V DC power simplifies server and industrial wiring
  • 3900 RPM delivers 50 CFM airflow for tight 80 mm spaces
  • 41 dB noise keeps rack environments quiet
  • 2-wire 2-pin connector enables quick drop-in replacement

Compact 24 V 80 mm case fan

The SXDOOL AD0824US-A71GL is an 80 mm square frame fan built for 24 V DC systems. It draws 0.26 A and spins at 3900 RPM to move 50 CFM of air at a rated 41 dB noise level. Two-wire 2-pin connection keeps wiring simple for industrial or server chassis.

6.24 W airflow with 0.279 in H₂O pressure

At 6.24 W the fan delivers enough static pressure for dense heatsinks or restricted intake paths. It reaches its limit when a build demands higher volume than 50 CFM or quieter operation below 41 dB. Buyers needing greater airflow or lower noise at the same 80 mm footprint should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 24 V DC power simplifies server and industrial wiring
  • 3900 RPM delivers 50 CFM airflow for tight 80 mm spaces
  • 41 dB noise keeps rack environments quiet
  • 2-wire 2-pin connector enables quick drop-in replacement

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this 24 V, 0.26 A fan connect to the 2-pin header on my older motherboard?

The fan uses a 2-wire, 2-pin connector that matches standard 2-pin motherboard headers, so it will plug directly into an older board that supplies 24 V DC on that header.

How can I confirm the fan is running at the rated 3900 RPM after installation?

Check the RPM reading in BIOS or a hardware-monitoring utility; it should report roughly 3900 RPM when the fan receives its full 24 V supply.

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