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Fanhome 8214JN 24V 10.8W 8038 axial case fan
Original German ebmpapst 8214JN 24V 10.8W 8038 axial fan for inverter cooling
- 24 V power input suits industrial inverter systems
- 8 W consumption keeps energy draw low
- 8038 frame fits standard 80 × 38 mm mounting
- 8214JN model matches original ebmpapst specification
- Tested working before dispatch for immediate installation
Compatibility Check
Before ordering, verify that your current system uses a 24 volt power source rated for 10.8 watts. Confirm the physical dimensions match the 8038 form factor of your existing fan. Inspect the wire configuration on your old unit, as the replacement may have different wiring for the same model.
24V Inverter Fan Integration
This axial fan fits into builds requiring a 24 volt cooling solution with a 10.8 watt draw. It connects directly to a compatible inverter or power supply without additional controllers. The unit frees up the need for separate speed-regulation circuitry when paired with the correct voltage rail.
Highlights
- 24 V power input suits industrial inverter systems
- 8 W consumption keeps energy draw low
- 8038 frame fits standard 80 × 38 mm mounting
- 8214JN model matches original ebmpapst specification
- Tested working before dispatch for immediate installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the package include only the 8214JN 24V 10.8W 8038 axial fan or are mounting screws and cables supplied separately?
The box contains one 8214JN 24V 10.8W 8038 axial fan; mounting hardware and any required cables are not included and must be sourced separately.
The listing mentions the fan may have different wires for the same model; how do I confirm which version matches my existing unit?
Compare the connector and wire colours on your current 8214JN fan with the product photos, or contact the seller with a picture of your old fan to verify compatibility before ordering.
What does the 10.8 W rating mean for actual power draw when the fan runs at 24 V in my system?
At the rated 24 V supply the fan will draw approximately 10.8 W, so your 24 V rail must be able to provide that power continuously for stable operation.
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