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Fans DV5214N Case Fan 127x127x38mm 24V 270m3/h 5000rpm
127 mm square axial fan delivering 270 m³/h airflow at 5000 rpm from a 24 V DC supply
- High airflow of 270 m³/h for effective cooling
- 5000 rpm speed delivers strong air movement
- 24 V DC operation suits industrial power systems
- Compact 127 × 127 × 38 mm frame fits tight spaces
- GreenTech EC technology enables precise speed control
Ebmpapst DV5214N 127 mm Axial Fan
The Ebmpapst DV5214N is a 127 x 127 x 38 mm axial case fan designed for forced electronic cooling in industrial and server equipment. It operates on 24 V DC and delivers up to 270 m³/h of airflow at 5000 rpm for demanding thermal management.
Steel Frame and M4 Mounting Specification
A sturdy steel plate housing supports the external rotor motor in a compact design. Four mounting flanges accept ISO 4762 M4 screws with specific torque limits: 100 Ncm at the wire outlet corner and 120 Ncm at the remaining corners.
Replaces Lower-Capacity 12 V or Slower 24 V Fans
This unit upgrades installations that previously used fans below 270 m³/h or 5000 rpm, especially where 24 V power is already available. The jump is worth it when GreenTech EC speed control via analog or serial interface is required for precise thermal regulation.
Highlights
- High airflow of 270 m³/h for effective cooling
- 5000 rpm speed delivers strong air movement
- 24 V DC operation suits industrial power systems
- Compact 127 × 127 × 38 mm frame fits tight spaces
- GreenTech EC technology enables precise speed control
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What voltage and current does the 24 V DC fan require?
The fan operates at 24 V DC with a current consumption of 850 mA.
What screw size and mounting torque does the 127 x 127 mm frame need?
Use ISO 4762 M4 screws degreased without washers; tighten to 100 Ncm at the wire-outlet corner and 120 Ncm at the other corners.
How is the fan powered and controlled in a system?
Connect the 24 V DC supply to the leads; speed is adjustable via analog or serial interface.
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