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Fans EF75251B1-Q020-S99 Projector case axial cooling fan 12V 2.52W

SKU CH-FMEY-HG6SE

Axial cooling fan for projectors running at 12V and 2.52W

  • 12 V operation ensures stable power delivery
  • 52 W rating keeps energy draw low
  • Axial design moves air efficiently through tight spaces
  • Built for projector cases to maintain optimal temperatures

Projector Axial Cooling Fan

This 12 V axial fan is built for projector enclosures and similar compact cases. It delivers forced-air cooling in a slim form factor for equipment that needs steady airflow.

2.52 W Power Draw

The fan consumes 2.52 W at 12 V, so the power supply or controller must provide at least that much current on the 12 V rail. Buyers who need a lower-power or higher-flow alternative should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 12 V operation ensures stable power delivery
  • 52 W rating keeps energy draw low
  • Axial design moves air efficiently through tight spaces
  • Built for projector cases to maintain optimal temperatures

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 2.52W power draw mean for my projector's cooling performance?

The 2.52W rating indicates the electrical power the fan consumes at 12V. In a projector case, this determines the airflow capacity available for heat dissipation from the lamp or laser module.

How does the 12V interface affect compatibility with my projector?

The fan requires a 12V DC power source, typically supplied via a standard two-pin or three-pin header on the projector's mainboard. Ensure your unit provides this voltage and connector type.

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