CAFELE
CAFELE No.RL48-19/14 24V 0.21A 5W 4400RPM 28m³/h 146mm case fan
A 24 V centrifugal case fan with ball bearing, 4400 RPM speed and 28 m³/h airflow
- TypeCase Fan
- Ball-bearing motor runs smoothly at 4400 RPM
- 24 V / 0.21 A input keeps power draw to just 5 W
- Centrifugal blower moves 28 m³/h through tight channels
- 146 mm frame fits standard mounting points
- Protection Class III insulation meets safety requirements
Industrial-grade centrifugal blower
This CAFELE RL48-19/14 is a forward-leaning centrifugal fan built by ebm-papst for 24 V DC systems. It moves 28 m³/h of air at 4400 RPM while drawing 0.21 A and consuming 5 W. The 146 mm housing uses a ball-bearing motor rated for Protection Class III. It ships as a single unit weighing 0.075 kg.
Suited for tight 24 V enclosures
Engineers who need a compact blower for rack equipment, telecom chassis or industrial controllers will match the voltage and airflow profile. Builders working on standard 12 V desktop PCs or anyone needing a conventional axial case fan should look elsewhere.
24 V nominal voltage decides compatibility
The fan only operates from a 24 V DC supply; it will not start on 12 V lines found in typical ATX power supplies. Verify your system provides a 24 V rail before purchasing.
Highlights
- Ball-bearing motor runs smoothly at 4400 RPM
- 24 V / 0.21 A input keeps power draw to just 5 W
- Centrifugal blower moves 28 m³/h through tight channels
- 146 mm frame fits standard mounting points
- Protection Class III insulation meets safety requirements
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What mounting hole spacing does the 146 mm frame require?
The forward-leaning centrifugal fan uses a 146 mm square frame; verify your chassis has matching hole centres before ordering.
How is the 24 V 0.21 A motor wired, and what polarity mistake do builders make?
Connect the two leads to a 24 V DC source — red to positive, black to negative — reversing them will prevent the ball-bearing motor from starting.
When should the ball bearing in this 4400 RPM blower be replaced?
The ball bearing is rated for continuous operation; replace the fan if airflow drops below 28 m³/h or audible rumble appears.
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