F6025H12B-RHR-EM

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DC fans, also known as direct current fans, are one of the most prevalent cooling solutions used in electronics today. They use a direct current voltage to turn an impeller, which generates a airflow. A DC fan consists of two main components, the motor and the impeller. The fan is driven by an electric motor that\'s powered by the DC voltage. As the motor rotates, it spins the impeller blades and generates a flow of air over the surface of the components. The air flow assists in dissipating the heat generated by the components and keeps them running within their specified temperature range.

F6025H12B-\RHR-EM is a DC fan developed by Delta Electronics, a top manufacturer in electronics cooling solutions. This fan is designed to provide powerful cooling for a wide range of applications and is an excellent choice for those wanting to keep their applications running at optimal performance. This fan has a frame size of 60 x 60 x 25 mm and comes with a sleeve bearing system. It is capable of generating maximum airflow up to 36.3 CFM and a static pressure of 2.96 mm H2O. It has a maximum speed of 2700 RPM and a noise level of 38.4 dBA. It’s rated voltage is 12V and draws 0.21 A current.

F6025H12B-\RHR-EM fan is suited for a variety of applications, ranging from consumer electronics, such as televisions, to industrial applications and computer components. It can be used to cool gaming systems, graphics cards, hard drives, and more. Its compact size makes it ideal for use in small enclosures, and its ability to generate a high static pressure ensures that it will remain efficient when cooling components in compact spaces. This fan can also be used in industrial applications with rigorous cooling requirements, such as server fans and even space craft fans.

The working principle of anF6025H12B-\RHR-EM is quite simple. At the heart of the fan is a DC motor with a shaft that is connected to the impeller. As power is fed into the motor, the motor rotates the impeller blades, thus generating an airflow. The fan creates a pressure difference between its front and rear sides which generates a flow of air over the surface of the components, thus helping to keep the components running at optimal temperatures. The speed of the fan determines the amount of airflow it generates, and the fan casing helps to guide the airflow in and out of the system.

F6025H12B-\RHR-EM DC fan is designed to provide efficient cooling for a wide range of applications as well as boost the performance of components. Its compact size makes it an ideal choice when space is an issue, and its ability to generate a high static pressure ensures that it will remain efficient when cooling components in space-constrained environments. By choosing this fan for your cooling needs, you are guaranteed reliable cooling and optimal performance levels.

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