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Black axial server cooling fan with four-wire connector

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Fans A35242-94 SUN1 P/N 956667 4Lines server inverter axial cooling fan 48V 1.4A

SKU CH-E8WJ-K6Q7W

Axial server cooling fan with 48 V power and four-line control for inverter systems

  • 48V server-grade power for stable inverter operation
  • Four-wire interface enables precise speed control and monitoring
  • 4A current rating supports demanding cooling loads
  • Axial airflow design optimized for server chassis efficiency

48 V Server Inverter Axial Fan

This 48 V server inverter axial fan uses a four-line interface for speed control and monitoring in rack environments. It draws 1.4 A and suits technicians maintaining or upgrading enterprise cooling arrays.

Thermals Noise and Power Draw

The 48 V supply and 1.4 A rating define its steady power envelope during normal operation. Inverter drive circuitry reduces acoustic signature compared with traditional brushed designs. Four-line feedback lets the host adjust speed to match thermal load.

Highlights

  • 48V server-grade power for stable inverter operation
  • Four-wire interface enables precise speed control and monitoring
  • 4A current rating supports demanding cooling loads
  • Axial airflow design optimized for server chassis efficiency

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the four-wire lead of the A35242-94 SUN1 fan to a 48 V server inverter supply?

Match each of the four lines to the corresponding pins on the 48 V header; the 1.4 A rating means the supply must deliver at least that much current per fan.

When should I plan to replace the A35242-94 SUN1 axial fan in continuous server use?

Replace the fan when bearing noise increases or airflow drops below the level needed to keep the inverter within its thermal limits.

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