

The PF80251B1-0000-F99 is SUNON's 12 VDC, 80 × 80 × 25 mm DC axial fan option for servers and data-center electronics. 102.1 Pa maximum pressure is the standout documented duty-point value. Treat the model record as a primary input to spares assessment. Confirm control inputs against the complete ordering code.
| Rated Voltage(V) | 12 |
|---|---|
| Size(mm) | 80x80x25mm |
| Max.Air Flow(m³/h) | 101.9 |
| Max.Pressure(Pa) | 102.1 |
| Input Power(W) | 4.1 |
| Speed(rpm) | 4800 |
| Noise(db) | 47.5 |
Designed for industrial equipment, the SUNON PF80251B1-0000-F99 provides DC brushless axial fan cooling in a format suited to equipment integration. It helps limit local heat buildup during operation.
The SUNON product series carries RoHS compliance and recognized safety approvals; buyers should confirm the approval marks for this exact suffix and target market.
The final PF80251B1-0000-F99 selection should consider connector reach as part of the installation layout. Finishing power-budget review during sourcing review helps reduce integration uncertainty and supports reliable equipment cooling. Confirm startup and steady-state demand against the available supply. The final assembly should be tested under its expected thermal load.
Use the listed voltage, size, 101.9 m³/h airflow, 4800 rpm, and 4.1 W input for preliminary comparison.
Assess reliability from the exact bearing, temperature, protection, and life data. The supplied series note alone does not confirm every suffix-specific option.
The exact IP or protection option is not stated in the supplied row. Confirm the full suffix in the applicable SUNON datasheet.
Inspect for dust, blocked airflow, abnormal noise, loose mounting, and wiring damage. Isolate power before cleaning or service.
Its documented 12 VDC rating and 102.1 pa maximum pressure is the standout documented duty-point value. allow comparison with the required duty point without assuming unlisted options.
The listed speed is 4800 rpm. Confirm frequency, control method, and duty point for the installed system.

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