RER120-28/18/2TDP

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DC Fans are a main component and widely added to products, including the RER120-28/18/2TDP. These fans provide cooling and the necessary air flow for electronics devices. In this article, the Application Field and Working Principle of the RER120-28/18/2TDP are discussed.

The RER120-28/18/2TDP is a small, light-weight DC Fan designed to meet high air flow requirements from small enclosures. It is usually used in contactless ventilation systems and audio-visual equipment. It offers exceptional performance for its size and is particularly suitable for applications in demanding environments.

The RER120-28/18/2TDP features a robust plastic frame with an optimized air flow and long-term reliability. The fan can dissipate up to 28 Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM) in airflow and features a double-shielded bearing system for quiet operation. It also has an adjustable speed range of 500 to 4500 RPM, allowing for a wide range of applications. Additionally, the fan is designed for operation from 15V to 24VDC.

The working principle of the fan is based on the Bernoulli’s principle. This principle states that when air moves at different velocities and in different directions, a difference in pressure is created. The fan utilizes this difference in pressure to pull air through its intake, where it is then expelled through its exhaust. This cycle causes air to flow through the fan, creating a cooling effect and providing necessary air flow for the environment it is in.

In summary, the RER120-28/18/2TDP is a versatile and robust DC Fan designed to meet challenging air flow requirements in contactless ventilation systems, audio visual equipment and other demanding environments. Its adjustable speed range, reduced vibrations and robust construction make it an ideal fan choice for these applications. Finally, its working principle is based on the Bernoulli’s principle, where the fan uses the difference in pressure to pull air through its intake and expel it through its exhaust, creating a cooling effect.

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