DC Fans

DC Fan, short for "Direct Current Fan," is a popular form of cooling device that uses air movement to cool a given system, typically utilizing an electric motor that runs on direct current. The fan’s blades are powered by the motor, forcing air movement when the fan is switched on. DC Fans are particularly effective at cooling electronics, allowing for dependable usage of critical components.

8414NH-221 Application Field and Working Principle

The 8414NH-221 is a high-performance DC Fan designed for increased air flow and cooling efficiency. It is most commonly used in electrical system applications, such as server racks, telecommunications, solar systems, and other scientific research instruments. This fan can also be used in industrial environmental control systems.

The 8414NH-221 is a high-speed centrifugal fan with an enclosed frame containing 4 bearings that produce smooth operation and low noise. The fan is designed to operate at a maximum power consumption of 1.08W, with a minimum start voltage of 3V. It has a maximum airflow of 6.3CFM, with an air pressure of 6.1mm/H2O. The fan also has a lifetime expectant of up to 65,000 hours.

Due to its balanced design and internal construction, the 8414NH-221 is ideal for cooling electrical systems, helping to protect crucial components from overheating during extended use. It is highly efficient and operated with precious little power consumption.

Conclusion

The 8414NH-221 is a high-performance DC Fan that is designed to deliver superior cooling performance. It is ideal for cooling electrical systems, enabling them to operate at optimum temperatures for prolonged periods of time. It is also efficient and cost effective, using only very little power to draw air and forcing it through its blades.