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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230 V axial case fan delivering 28.0 CFM at 2600 RPM with 34 dBA noise
The NMB-MAT 3610PS-23W-B30 is a 92 mm square axial fan rated for 230 V AC at 50/60 Hz. It draws 0.090/0.070 A and consumes 13/10 W depending on line frequency. The unit delivers 28.0/34.5 CFM airflow at 2600/3100 RPM with a static pressure of 43.1/60.7 Pa. Acoustic output is specified at 34/39 dBA. It is built for continuous operation in industrial, medical and rail environments.
This fan suits engineers integrating forced-air cooling into equipment that runs directly from 230 V AC without a separate DC supply. It fits standard 92*92*25 mm cut-outs and provides steady airflow for drive bays, inverter enclosures or rail-vehicle cabinets. Buyers needing PWM speed control, a 12 V or 24 V DC input, or a lower noise profile for desktop PCs should look at other models.
Because the motor is designed for 230 V AC, its speed and airflow remain stable as long as line voltage and frequency are within spec. The dual-frequency rating (50/60 Hz) means performance shifts predictably between 2600 RPM and 3100 RPM without thermal throttling. Bearings and insulation are rated for sustained duty in industrial cleaning, new-energy vehicle and supermarket refrigeration applications.
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The fan requires a 230V AC supply at 50 or 60Hz and draws 0.090A at 50Hz or 0.070A at 60Hz.
Yes, the frame measures 92 by 92 by 25mm, matching the standard 9225 footprint.
At 50Hz it should run at 2600 RPM and at 60Hz at 3100 RPM; check with a tachometer or motherboard sensor.
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