9TJ24P0H61

Series:	San Ace C133
Part Status:	Active
Voltage - Rated:	24VDC
Size / Dimension:	Round - 133mm Dia
Width:	91.00mm
Air Flow:	226.0 CFM (6.33m³/min)
Static Pressure:	1.590 in H2O (396.1 Pa)
Bearing Type:	Ball
Fan Type:	Motorized Impellers
Features:	PWM Control, Speed Sensor (Tach)
Noise:	61.0 dB(A)
Power (Watts):	28.80W
RPM:	4150 RPM
Termination:	4 Wire Leads
Ingress Protection:	--
Operating Temperature:	-4 ~ 158°F (-20 ~ 70°C)
Approvals:	CSA, TUV, UL
Weight:	1.5 lbs (680.4g)
Current Rating:	1.20A
Voltage Range:	20.4 ~ 27.6VDC
Material - Frame:	Aluminum
Material - Blade:	Plastic
Lifetime @ Temp.:	40000 Hrs @ 60°C

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DC Fans

DC Fans, also known as direct current fans, are a type of cooling system that runs on a direct current. These fans are specifically designed to be efficient at cooling and are commonly found in computers, audio systems, servers and other areas where cooling is needed. The 9TJ24P0H61 is an example of a DC fan that is capable of providing an efficient airflow.

Application Field

DC fans are used in a variety of applications and situations. They are often times used in computers for cooling purposes, as they generate a steady and cooling airflow. The fans are usually connected to a central power supply. DC fans are also used in audio systems to help eliminate background noise and to provide an overall better sound quality. Additionally, DC fans are commonly found in server racks due their ability to generate an efficient cooling stream.

Working Principle

The working principle of a DC fan is relatively straightforward. The fan is powered by a direct current from the power supply. This current causes the fan blades to rotate, thereby creating a cooling airflow. The strength of the cooling airflow depends on the speed of the fan, and on the pressure of the air through the fan. The pressure is regulated by the air pressure switch. When the fan is on, the fan blades rotate, forcing air into the system. This air is then cooled and directed toward the components that need to be cooled. The air then exits the system, effectively cooling the components and the surrounding environment. The speed of the fan is regulated by the voltage of the power supply; the higher the voltage, the faster the fan will spin.

Conclusion

DC fans are a great way to provide an efficient cooling system for computers and other electronic devices. The 9TJ24P0H61, in particular, is a powerful fan that is capable of providing a reliable airflow. Their ease of use, as well as their reliability, make them a popular choice for those seeking a reliable cooling solution.

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