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Fans 6224NTDA 24V 48W 171.5mm IP54 axial case fan
A 24 V, 48 W axial case fan delivering 353 CFM at 65 dB with IP54-rated aluminium housing, analog speed control and an external temperature sensor
- 24 V DC operation for stable industrial voltage rails
- 48 W power draw delivers 353 CFM maximum airflow
- IP54 rated aluminium housing resists dust and water ingress
- Analogue speed control with external temperature sensor enables variable cooling
- 65 dB noise level at full speed suits rack and enclosure use
Industrial 24V Axial Fan
This 171.5mm diameter axial fan runs on 24V DC and draws 48W at 0.2A. It delivers 353 CFM of airflow at a noise level of 65 dB. The all-metal aluminum housing carries an IP54 rating for water and dust resistance. An external temperature sensor and analog speed control provide 100% speed regulation via lead-wire termination.
Suited for forced-air cooling in enclosures
The fan fits equipment that can supply 24V DC and accommodate a 171.5mm by 50.8mm frame with lead-wire connections. It is not for builders who need a standard 12V PC case fan with PWM or 4-pin control. Buyers who want a lower noise profile or a smaller mounting footprint should look elsewhere.
Verify voltage and mounting before ordering
Confirm your system provides a 24V DC source rated for at least 48W. Check that the 171.5mm diameter and 50.8mm depth clear the intended mounting location. Ensure the lead-wire termination matches your wiring harness or connector plan. The operating range spans -20 to 60 °C.
Highlights
- 24 V DC operation for stable industrial voltage rails
- 48 W power draw delivers 353 CFM maximum airflow
- IP54 rated aluminium housing resists dust and water ingress
- Analogue speed control with external temperature sensor enables variable cooling
- 65 dB noise level at full speed suits rack and enclosure use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Do I need a 24 V DC power source that can supply 48 W for this fan?
Yes, the fan is rated for 24 V and draws 48 W, so the supply must deliver at least that voltage and wattage.
Can the analog speed control work with a legacy 0–10 V controller I already own?
The fan supports analog speed control, which typically accepts a 0–10 V signal, so a compatible legacy controller should be able to adjust the speed.
How can I confirm the fan is running correctly after installation?
Verify that the airflow reaches the rated 353 CFM and that the acoustic output stays near the specified 65 dB level during operation.
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