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Fans 4214Motor case fan 24 V 4.3 W 3050 rpm 165 m³/h
Axial case fan delivers 165 m³/h airflow at 3050 rpm using 4.3 W from a 24 V supply
- Air Flow1-5 CFM
- High airflow of 165 m³/h for effective cooling
- Low power draw of 4.3 W at 24 V
- Quiet operation at 3050 rpm axial design
- Compact 12038 form factor fits tight spaces
- Reliable ebm-papst build with GreenTech EC technology
24 V axial case fan
The Fans 4214Motor is a 24 V DC axial fan built for forced-air cooling inside enclosures. It draws 4.3 W at 3050 rpm and delivers 165 m³/h of airflow. The 12038 frame fits standard 120 mm mounting points.
Who this suits and who it does not
Builders needing a 24 V supply fan for industrial chassis or telecom shelves will find the voltage and speed a direct match. Systems that run only 12 V rails or require PWM speed signalling cannot use this unit without extra circuitry.
Airflow and speed rating
Rated airflow reaches 165 m³/h at 3050 rpm, placing it in the 1–5 CFM bracket the manufacturer specifies. That single figure decides whether the fan can meet the thermal load of your enclosure.
Highlights
- High airflow of 165 m³/h for effective cooling
- Low power draw of 4.3 W at 24 V
- Quiet operation at 3050 rpm axial design
- Compact 12038 form factor fits tight spaces
- Reliable ebm-papst build with GreenTech EC technology
Specifications
| Air Flow | 1-5 CFM |
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Questions about this item
How do I confirm the fan is running at its rated 3050 rpm after installation?
Check the system BIOS or monitoring software for a reading near 3050 rpm and verify the unit draws about 4.3 W on the 24 V line.
What comes with the 4214Motor and do I need a separate power connector?
The package includes the axial fan only; you must supply a compatible 24 V power connector or cable.
Which airflow figure should I use when choosing between models — 165 m³/h or the higher 35000 m³/h?
165 m³/h is the rated airflow for this 4214Motor; the 35000 m³/h value applies to larger fans in the same series.
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