ODB1232-24HB

DC fans play an important role in many applications and industries, providing cooling and ventilation for equipment. But not all DC fans are the same, and when selecting one for your application, it is important to understand the specific design of the fan and how it works. Here, we will discuss the design and operating principle of the ODB1232-24HB DC fan, as well as the kinds of applications for which it is best suited.

Design

The ODB1232-24HB DC fan is a highly efficient fan, utilizing a compact design and optimized aerodynamic blades to move more air efficiently than some other fans. It is rated at 24v DC, 55.2mA, and has a airflow of 13.7 CFM. The motor features a ball bearing construction, with a sleeve bearing secondary, 32CFM airflow at 2300RPM, and an operating temperature range of -10 to +70°C.

Working Principle

The ODB1232-24HB DC fan operates on a basic fan motor principle. A fan motor works by utilizing a rotating impeller to move air when it is rotated by a DC motor. The fan is an electromechanical device consisting of a rotor and a stator. The stator is a permanent magnet that is positioned in order to create an electromotive force. When current passes through the stator and the coils, it creates a magnetic field that moves the rotor, which then rotates the fan. This creates airflow and ventilation.

Application Field

The ODB1232-24HB DC fan is ideal for a range of applications that require higher airflows and lower noise operation. Its smaller size makes it suitable for space-constrained areas, while its high efficiency and low noise operation mean it can be used in applications where sound levels must be kept to a minimum. These include computer servers, vending machines, HVAC systems, microwaves, and other equipment that requires cooling.