Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
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A 24 V axial case fan delivering 317.8 CFM from a 172 × 51 mm frame with dual-motor design
This 172 × 51 mm DC axial fan delivers 317.8 CFM airflow at 24 V and 37 W motor power. It targets engineers and system integrators who need reliable forced-air cooling in space-constrained enclosures such as server racks, telecom cabinets or power electronics housings. The original ebmpapst build uses a sturdy steel frame and external-rotor motor for long service life.
Rated current is 1.54 A at 24 V, giving 37 W motor power and a 41 W order-code reference. GreenTech EC technology enables 100 % speed control via analogue or serial interface so airflow and acoustic output can be matched to real-time thermal load. The compact external-rotor design keeps installation depth low while maintaining high static pressure across heat exchangers.
The fan replaces legacy shaded-pole or fixed-speed axial units of the same 172 mm footprint where variable-speed control and lower noise are required. It suits retrofits that need plug-and-play compatibility with existing open-loop controllers and 24 V DC bus supplies. Buyers needing higher airflow than 35 000 m³/h or a different voltage rail should evaluate alternative models.
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Align the four corner holes of the 172×51 mm housing with your chassis fan mounts, secure with M3 or M4 screws, then connect the red lead to +24 V and the black lead to ground; reversing the polarity will prevent the motor from starting.
The ball-bearing assembly inside the external-rotor motor is the primary wear item; expect to replace the complete fan unit once bearing noise or vibration appears.
The motor is rated for 37 W continuous input at 317.8 CFM; sustained operation at or below this airflow keeps the unit within its design temperature envelope.
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