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80 mm axial fan draws 0.08 A for ultra-quiet chassis cooling
This TSUJ 8025 axial fan measures 8 centimetres and draws 0.08 amps for ultra-quiet chassis cooling. It fits standard 8025 mounting points in compact cases or server cabinets. The low current keeps power demand minimal while moving air through tight spaces.
System builders who want near-silent 80 mm airflow for small-form-factor PCs or rack gear will appreciate the low noise profile. Anyone requiring higher static pressure, larger frame sizes or PWM speed control should look at other models because this unit offers fixed-speed operation only.
| Brand | TSUJ |
|---|---|
| Part Number | Kepler-C72J-OYS-0040 |
| Features | for 8025 8CM axial Flow Fan 0.08A Ultra Quiet Chassis Cabinet Cooling Fan FM8025A2HSL |
The fan draws 0.08 A and fits a standard 3-pin or 4-pin chassis fan header on your motherboard or fan controller.
Yes, the 8025 frame matches the legacy 80 mm square mounting pattern, so existing screw holes line up.
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