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Fans 24V 12.2W 92x92x38mm 4900rpm Ball Bearing Case Fan
A 24 V DC axial case fan delivering 204.3 m³/h airflow at 4900 rpm with ball-bearing durability
- 24 V DC operation for industrial and server power systems
- 4900 rpm ball-bearing motor delivers 204.3 m³/h airflow
- 2 W power draw with 510 mA maximum current
- 92 × 92 × 38 mm frame fits standard 92 mm mounting holes
- 6 dB noise level at full rated speed
24 V DC axial case fan
This 24 V DC axial fan is built for equipment that requires forced-air cooling in a compact 92 mm square frame. It suits industrial enclosures, inverter housings and workstation chassis where a 38 mm depth fits. Buyers who need a 12 V supply or a thinner low-profile unit cannot use this model.
Air flow 204.3 m3/h at 4900 rpm
The fan moves 204.3 m3/h at 4900 rpm while drawing 510 mA at 12.2 W. That single airflow figure decides whether the part matches the thermal load of your heat exchanger or inverter module.
Ball bearing sustains 4900 rpm continuously
A ball-bearing motor maintains the rated 4900 rpm under continuous duty without the speed decay common in sleeve designs. Noise stays at 57.6 dB during sustained operation, and the 24 V DC input keeps torque stable across long running periods.
Highlights
- 24 V DC operation for industrial and server power systems
- 4900 rpm ball-bearing motor delivers 204.3 m³/h airflow
- 2 W power draw with 510 mA maximum current
- 92 × 92 × 38 mm frame fits standard 92 mm mounting holes
- 6 dB noise level at full rated speed
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much air does the 4900 rpm speed actually move through a chassis?
The fan delivers 204.3 m³/h of airflow at its rated 4900 rpm, providing strong forced-air cooling for heat exchangers or dense component layouts.
What does the 24 V DC input limit in terms of power and current draw?
It draws a maximum of 510 mA and consumes 12.2 W, so a 24 V supply must provide at least that current without exceeding the voltage.
Will the 92 mm square by 38 mm deep frame fit my standard 92 mm mounting holes?
Yes, the 92 × 92 mm frame matches common 92 mm fan mounts, and the 38 mm depth requires that much clearance behind the mounting surface.
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