MR1238H24B1-FSR

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DC fans are a type of electric fans that are driven by DC current. They are powered by direct current from batteries, solar cells, or rectified AC. DC fans are widely used in many settings such as electronics cooling, HVAC, medical equipment, and transportation. The MR1238H24B1-FSR is an example of a DC fan that can be used for a variety of applications.

The MR1238H24B1-FSR is a micro fan with a diameter of 12mm and a height of 3.8mm. It operates on 12V DC and has a maximum air flow of 2.71CFM with a main speed of 5500RPM. The fan is durable and is designed to handle long-term operation. It has a lifetime of up to 50,000 hours.

The fan is design to be efficient and reliable. It features different speeds through a toggle switch and is designed to provide ambient noise levels. It also has a dual ball bearing motor, which provides a long service life and dampens vibrations. The fan also has a temperature-controlled auto restart function, which prevents the fan from overheating and restarting when the temperature reaches a certain level. The fan’s small size makes it ideal for applications that require a compact form factor.

The MR1238H24B1-FSR operates by spinning a blade connected to a motor. As the blade rotates, air is drawn in from the outside. The air then travels through the fan’s motor, where it is cooled before being expelled from the fan. As the air is expelled, an area of low pressure is created, which causes the air to be drawn in again. This process is known as the turbine effect. The faster the blade rotates, the more air is expelled, resulting in greater cooling power.

The MR1238H24B1-FSR is a reliable and efficient DC fan that can be used in a variety of applications. Its small size and temperature control features make it an ideal choice for electronic cooling, HVAC, medical equipment, and transportation systems. It is a great choice for applications where space is at a premium and higher air flow is required.

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