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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A 60 mm square DC 12 V case fan spinning at 5100 RPM with double ball bearings for 18.93 CFM airflow at 35.5 dB(A)
This 60 mm square axial fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.16 A for 1.92 W of power. Double ball bearings support a 5100 RPM speed that delivers 18.93 CFM airflow at 4.06 mm static pressure. Acoustic output is rated at 35.5 dB(A) and the unit weighs 49.0 g.
The fixed 12 V supply and single-speed 5100 RPM design suit enclosures that need constant high airflow in a 60 mm frame. Builders who require PWM control, lower noise floors or larger frame sizes should consider alternative models.
The constant 5100 RPM rating determines whether this fan meets the thermal and acoustic targets of the intended chassis. Verify that the system can accommodate the fixed airflow and noise level before purchase.
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Align the four screw holes on the 60 mm frame with the case or heatsink mounts, insert 60 mm fan screws through the frame into the threaded holes, and tighten evenly; the step often missed is checking that the airflow arrow on the fan side points toward the component you want to cool.
The double ball bearing is sealed and rated for continuous operation at 5100 RPM; no lubrication is required, but if noise rises above the specified 35.5 dB/A or rotation becomes rough after extended use, replace the entire fan unit.
The motor draws 1.92 W at 12 V and 0.16 A; under sustained load the first limit reached is the bearing temperature ceiling, which typically appears as a gradual RPM drop from 5100 RPM or an increase in noise beyond 35.5 dB/A before any electronic protection activates.
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