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 case fan delivering 325.0 CFM at 4300 RPM with double ball bearings for 180000 hours of continuous operation
This 170mm case fan runs on 24V DC and draws 1.70A at full speed. It is built for servers, telecom cabinets and industrial enclosures that need high static pressure in a compact frame. The double ball bearing and aluminium housing support continuous operation in demanding environments.
Replacing a standard 12V fan with this model raises airflow to 325.0 CFM and static pressure to 1.083 inches of water column. The jump is worth it when equipment generates more heat than the original cooling can remove, or when a single fan must move air through dense filter media or restricted ducting.
The fan terminates in two leads for direct connection to a 24V supply rail between 12V and 28V DC. Polarity must be observed; reversed wiring will prevent rotation. The 50mm thickness requires verification of mounting clearance, and the 63 dB(A) noise level suits rack rooms rather than quiet offices.
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The fan measures 170 by 150 by 50mm, so verify your chassis has a 170mm square mounting pattern and at least 50mm clearance behind the panel.
Connect the leads to a 12 to 28VDC source rated for at least 1.70A; the fan draws 1.17A typical and 1.70A max, so check polarity before powering.
The bearing is rated for 180000 hours of continuous operation at up to 70°C, so schedule replacement once runtime approaches that figure.
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