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Black square 170 mm axial fan with full-circle frame and central hub

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Fans 109E1724C504 170mm 24V 2.3A axial case fan

SKU CH-9B20-05FB2

A 170 mm axial fan moves air through server or inverter chassis at 24 V and 2.3 A

  • 170 mm axial fan delivers high-volume airflow for server cooling
  • 24 V DC input with 2.3 A draw suits industrial power supplies
  • Full-circle frame design enables secure mounting in standard chassis
  • Model 109E1724C504 built for continuous inverter-duty operation

170 mm 24 V axial case fan

The 170 mm axial fan operates on 24 V DC and draws 2.3 A. It is built for server and inverter enclosures that require a full-circle airflow pattern. Buyers who need a different voltage or a smaller frame will not be served by this model.

Practical limits of the 24 V DC interface

The fan connects directly to a 24 V DC supply, so the system must provide that exact voltage and enough current for the 2.3 A draw. No speed-control or monitoring signals are described in the data. Builders who rely on PWM headers or tachometer feedback should verify compatibility before ordering.

Highlights

  • 170 mm axial fan delivers high-volume airflow for server cooling
  • 24 V DC input with 2.3 A draw suits industrial power supplies
  • Full-circle frame design enables secure mounting in standard chassis
  • Model 109E1724C504 built for continuous inverter-duty operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which capacity should I choose for the 109E1724C504 fan?

This model is offered as a single 170 mm axial fan rated at 24 V and 2.3 A.

What does the 2.3 A rating mean once the fan is installed?

The fan will draw up to 2.3 A from a 24 V DC supply, so your power source must provide at least that current.

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