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Square 70mm black frame axial fan 15mm deep with central hub and nine blades

Fans

Fans 714F case fan 70x70x15mm 24V 44m³/h 5300rpm

SKU CH-DGDQ-9YCW1

A 70 mm square DC case fan delivering 44 m³/h airflow at 5300 rpm with a 38 dB noise level

  • Compact 70 × 70 × 15 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 24 V DC operation with 1.5 W draw keeps power use low
  • 44 m³/h airflow at 5300 rpm delivers steady component cooling
  • 38 dB noise level suits quiet workstation builds
  • Sleeve bearing design offers simple, reliable long-term rotation

Compact 70 mm axial fan

The Fans 714F is a 70 x 70 x 15 mm DC axial fan built for tight equipment spaces. It suits engineers and system integrators who need directed airflow through heat exchangers or chassis vents. Buyers requiring larger frame sizes or higher static pressure should look elsewhere.

Thermals and acoustics

At 5300 rpm the fan moves 44 m³/h while producing 38 dB of noise. Power draw is 1.5 W at 24 V DC with a maximum current of 63 mA. The sleeve bearing keeps running friction low in normal continuous operation.

GreenTech EC control

GreenTech EC technology enables 100 % speed control via analog or serial interface for precise thermal management. Plug-and-play start-up uses matched open-loop components so no extra configuration is required. The steel plate frame and external-rotor motor add mechanical rigidity in vibration-prone mounts.

Highlights

  • Compact 70 × 70 × 15 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 24 V DC operation with 1.5 W draw keeps power use low
  • 44 m³/h airflow at 5300 rpm delivers steady component cooling
  • 38 dB noise level suits quiet workstation builds
  • Sleeve bearing design offers simple, reliable long-term rotation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the 70 x 70 x 15 mm fan and what step is often missed?

Mount the fan using the four corner holes on the 70 mm square frame, connect the 24 V DC supply observing polarity, and verify airflow direction matches the case exhaust or intake path; the step often missed is confirming the arrow on the frame points the way air should travel.

What maintenance will the sleeve-bearing fan need later?

The sleeve bearing is not user-serviceable; when noise rises above the rated 38 dB or airflow falls below 44 m³/h the entire 714F unit should be replaced.

What limit appears first during sustained 5 300 rpm operation?

Continuous running at 5 300 rpm with a sleeve bearing makes bearing wear the first limiting factor, shown by increasing noise or reduced airflow before the 1.5 W motor reaches thermal limits.

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