4314

Power (Watts):	5.00W
Lifetime @ Temp.:	62500 Hrs @ 40°C
Material - Blade:	Polyamide (PA), Nylon, Fiberglass Reinforced
Material - Frame:	Polybutylene Terephthalate (PBT), Fiberglass Reinforced
Voltage Range:	12 ~ 28VDC
Current Rating:	--
Weight:	0.485 lb (219.99g)
Approvals:	CE, CSA, UL, VDE
Operating Temperature:	-4 ~ 167°F (-20 ~ 75°C)
Ingress Protection:	--
Termination:	2 Wire Leads
RPM:	2800 RPM
Series:	4300
Noise:	45.0 dB(A)
Features:	--
Fan Type:	Tubeaxial
Bearing Type:	Ball
Static Pressure:	--
Air Flow:	100.1 CFM (2.80m³/min)
Width:	32.00mm
Size / Dimension:	Square - 119mm L x 119mm H
Voltage - Rated:	24VDC
Part Status:	Active

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DC Fans are typically employed in a wide variety of applications, with the most common being computer fans, machine fans, industrial fans, and more. These fans are typically used to create airflow in both open and closed sections of a system in order to properly disperse heat from the environment. This type of fan typically works with the help of a DC motor, and supplies an uninterrupted flow of air in the system.DC Fans are equipped with permanent magnets that are built into the fan\'s impeller, which is the device that spins in the center of the fan\'s body. These permanent magnets then interact with the electric field of the motor to generate the airflow. The airflow generated depends on the number of coils around the electric field of the motor, and the current flowing through them. When the current is increased, the speed of the fan is increased and so is the volume of air.When choosing a DC fan for a particular application, one should pay attention to the fan\'s size, motor type, speeds, and features. The size of the fan is important because it needs to be large enough to generate the airflow required. The motor type is also important, as the two most common types are brushless and brushed motors. Brushed motors are typically cheaper to purchase and require less maintenance, but tend to wear out more quickly due to friction. Brushless motors, on the other hand, cost more but last longer and require less maintenance. The fan\'s speed is also important, as the slower the speed, the less noise it will generate. Finally, the fan should have features such as reverse polarity protection and temperature control, to ensure that it operates properly within its environment.When placing DC Fans within an environment, one must ensure proper ventilation to avoid any overheating of the motor and to achieve an optimal airflow. Generally speaking, the fan should be installed at an angle with the blades facing downwards, and it should always be placed away from any objects that can obstruct its performance. For more efficient cooling, the fan should be placed in a way that will increase the system\'s airflow, such as at the end of a tunnel. Using a power supply of the correct voltage is also extremely important, as an incorrect voltage may cause the fan to overheat and fail prematurely.In conclusion, DC Fans are a versatile and efficient way to achieve airflow in a variety of environments, and selecting the proper fan for a particular application is crucial for achieving optimal cooling and performance. Understanding the types of motors, features, and proper placement are all important components for selecting the right fan for the system.

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