Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A 170 mm square case fan running on 24 V at 0.75 A and 18 W with a low-noise design
This 170 mm square industrial fan operates on 24 V power and draws 0.75 A for an 18 W rating. The frame measures 170 by 170 by 50 mm and carries a 19-blade TYP6424 rotor designed for low-noise airflow in server and rack enclosures.
The fan suits technicians who have a 24 V supply and the 170 mm screw pattern required by this frame. Buyers without a 24 V source or with different mounting hole spacing should consider other options.
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A 24 V source capable of at least 0.75 A is required; the fan draws 18 W at that voltage.
The 19 T designation sets the blade profile; mixing with other 17050 units may give uneven airflow unless all fans share the same spec.
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