RER120-26/14/2TDP

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This article will introduce the application field and working principle of the RER120-26/14/2TDP DC Fans.

Application field

The RER120-26/14/2TDP DC Fans are widely used in a variety of industries. For example, they are suitable for cooling the power supply systems of medical equipment, industrial ovens, air conditioners, temperature control equipment, and other equipment. They are also widely used in cooling systems, vending machines, lighting systems, and other applications.

Working Principle

The RER120-26/14/2TDP DC fan operates in the following way. The fan motor is driven by DC current, and the blades are rotated by the motor. As the blades rotate, air is drawn in from the front of the fan and pushed out the back, creating a low pressure area. This creates a suction that draws air through the fan\'s intake vents and pushes it out through the exhaust vents, creating air flow.

The speed of the DC fan is controlled by the amount of current supplied to the motor. The more current supplied, the faster the fan spins, and the higher the airflow. Conversely, the less current supplied, the slower the fan spins, and the lower the airflow.

The RER120-26/14/2TDP DC fan is constructed from durable materials, making it reliable and long-lasting. Additionally, the fan is designed to be highly efficient, using less power to generate more air flow.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the RER120-26/14/2TDP DC fan is a reliable and efficient device that is widely used in a variety of applications. Its operation is based on the principle of airflow, where air is drawn in through the fan\'s intake vents and pushed out through the exhaust vents due to the rotation of the blades powered by DC current. With its durable construction and efficient design, the RER120-26/14/2TDP DC fan is an ideal choice for many applications.

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