9A0824F401

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DC Fans are electric fans specifically designed to operate on direct current (DC). The motor of the fan draws less electricity than traditional AC fans, so it costs less to operate. DC Fans are more efficient than AC fans at cooling because they draw in cooler air from outside the room or building, cool it, and then disperse the air back out again. DC Fans are also quieter than AC fans and provide more precise airflow control.

The product code 9A0824F401 is a type of DC Fan. This is a 24V, 120mm x 38mm fan with an airflow of 17.01 CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute). It has a running noise level of 18.4 dBA, with a maximum airflow of 19.37 CFM. This fan is also rated to IP20, which indicates that it is a non-ventilated fan and provides some degree of protection against dust particles, liquids, and other contaminants.

The DC Fan operates on the principle of direct current. Instead of using a traditional alternating current (AC) to power the fan motor, direct current (DC) is used. DC is different from AC in that it moves electrons in one direction only. This means that the same electrical current is always sent to the fan motor, allowing for a more consistent performance and efficient cooling.

DC Fans are typically used in applications where direct current is available, such as computers, IT networking devices, and medical equipment. They are also increasingly being used in cooler and warmer applications, such as climate control systems, providing cooling when needed. One of the main advantages of a DC fan is that it requires less electricity to run, resulting in lower energy costs.

In summary, DC Fans provide efficient cooling and are typically used in applications where direct current is available. The product code 9A0824F401 is a 24V, 120mm x 38mm fan with an airflow of 17.01 CFM and running noise level of 18.4 dBA. DC Fans are a cost-effective way to keep equipment running at optimum temperatures.

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