FAD1-12032DHLW12

Power (Watts):	2.40W
Lifetime @ Temp.:	--
Material - Blade:	Plastic
Material - Frame:	Plastic
Voltage Range:	21.6 ~ 26.4VDC
Current Rating:	0.100A
Weight:	0.469 lb (212.73g)
Approvals:	CE, cURus, TUV
Operating Temperature:	14 ~ 158°F (-10 ~ 70°C)
Ingress Protection:	--
Termination:	2 Wire Leads
RPM:	2000 RPM
Series:	FAD1-12032
Noise:	36.2 dB(A)
Features:	--
Fan Type:	Tubeaxial
Bearing Type:	Hydrodynamic
Static Pressure:	0.123 in H2O (30.6 Pa)
Air Flow:	83.0 CFM (2.32m³/min)
Width:	32.30mm
Size / Dimension:	Square - 120mm L x 120mm H
Voltage - Rated:	24VDC
Part Status:	Active

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DC Fans

Introduction

DC (Direct Current) fans are widely used in applications such as computers, robotics and even in aerospace technology. DC fan blades are powered by direct current and are balanced to provide a steady airflow. The blades are usually made of plastic or metal and are designed to move a significant amount of air at low power consumption, generating very little noise. DC fans are usually used for cooling purposes, but can also be used to move air as a form of ventilation.

FAD1-12032DHLW12

The FAD1-12032DHLW12 is an ideal fit for advanced cooling applications thanks to its low power consumption and steady airflow, along with its advanced safety features. This DC fan model is designed with a 7-bladed fan that is able to provide an airflow of up to 13.35CFM. It features a dielectric strength of 6kV and can work in temperatures from -20C to 70C. It has a maximum input current of 66mA and a maximumspeed of 10,000RPM.

Application Field

The FAD1-12032DHLW12 DC fan can be used in a wide range of applications, including computers, robotics, and aerospace technology. This model is ideal for cooling tasks, as it features a low power consumption and a steady airflow. Additionally, this fan can also be used in small-scale ventilation applications, providing an efficient solution for moving large volumes of air.

Working Principle

The working principle of DC fans involves the passage of electric current through the fan’s coils to generate an electromagnetic field. This field drives the fan blades, and the resulting airflow is then directed through a duct or outlet. The fan blades are typically made of plastic or metal and are balanced to provide a smooth, steady airflow. Additionally, the speed of the fan blades is usually adjustable with a controller or switch.

Conclusion

The FAD1-12032DHLW12 DC fan is a great choice for cooling and ventilation applications. Its low power consumption and steady airflow make it suitable for a wide range of tasks, including working with computers, robotics, and in aerospace technology. This fan is designed with a 7-bladed fan that is able to provide an airflow of up to 13.35CFM and has a dielectric strength of 6kV. Additionally, this fan is ideal for cooling applications, as it can work in temperatures from -20C to 70C and has a maximum input current of 66mA and a maximumspeed of 10,000RPM.

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