19031618A

Power (Watts):	10.60W
Lifetime @ Temp.:	--
Material - Blade:	Plastic
Material - Frame:	Plastic
Voltage Range:	12 ~ 28VDC
Current Rating:	0.440A
Weight:	0.529 lb (239.95g)
Approvals:	UL
Operating Temperature:	--
Ingress Protection:	--
Termination:	2 Wire Leads
RPM:	4200 RPM
Series:	Muffin
Noise:	--
Features:	--
Fan Type:	Tubeaxial
Bearing Type:	Ball
Static Pressure:	0.505 in H2O (125.8 Pa)
Air Flow:	118.0 CFM (3.30m³/min)
Width:	32.00mm
Size / Dimension:	Square - 120mm L x 120mm H
Voltage - Rated:	24VDC
Part Status:	Active

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DC Fans, along with AC fans, are the two most commonly used types of electric fans. DC fans operate on direct current, while AC fans operate on alternating current.DC fans are typically used in applications where the motor speeds need to be consistent and the noise levels need to be low. For example, DC fans are widely used in consumer electronics, machine tools, automotive systems, and in medical applications. Additionally, DC fans have become increasingly popular in the data center industry due to their ability to perform efficiently at high speeds, low power consumption, and quiet operation.The main components of a DC fan include a motor, a controller, and a fan blade. The motor is responsible for the fan\'s operation and it generates the current needed to rotate the fan blades. The controller manages the fan\'s power and speed and ensures that the fan is running efficiently. The fan blade is the part that actually produces the air flow.DC fans work based on Faraday\'s law of electromagnetic induction. The law states that when a conductor is moved through a magnetic field, it generates an electric current. In DC fans, the electric current is generated by the rotation of the fan blade inside the motor\'s magnet. As the fan blade rotates, it induces an electric current in the conductors inside the motor, which then powers the motor and rotates the fan blade.The speed of the fan is typically controlled either mechanically or electronically. Mechanical speed control is achieved through the use of a variable resistor connected to the motor, which controls the speed of the fan. Electronic speed control is done through the use of a controller, which monitors the fan\'s speed and adjusts it accordingly.DC fans provide a number of advantages over AC fans. They have a much smaller and more compact design, which allows them to fit into smaller spaces, making them ideal for applications where space is at a premium. Additionally, DC fans are more efficient than AC fans, which leads to a greater amount of airflow at lower power consumption levels. Finally, they can run at much higher fan speeds, making them ideal for applications that require a greater amount of air movement.Overall, DC fans are a great choice for applications where noise and power efficiency are important considerations. They are also becoming increasingly popular in the data center industry due to their ability to perform efficiently at high speeds, low power consumption, and quiet operation.

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