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Fans EFC0251B1-Q050-S99 12W 2.74W Projector axial cooling fan

SKU CH-TBMA-7EF4J

Axial cooling fan rated at 12W and 2.74W for projector thermal management

  • Axial design directs airflow efficiently through projector housings
  • 12 W rating supports consistent cooling performance
  • 74 W actual draw keeps energy use low
  • Model code EFC0251B1-Q050-S99 identifies exact replacement part

Projector axial cooling fan 12W

The EFC0251B1-Q050-S99 is a new axial fan rated at 12 W with a 2.74 W power draw. It suits projector cooling or compact chassis airflow where a slim axial profile is required. Builders needing higher static pressure for dense radiators should look elsewhere.

Axial layout fits tight projector housings

Axial blade geometry pushes air along the motor axis, making it practical for narrow projector ducts or small form-factor cases. The 12 W rating indicates the maximum input the unit is designed for. Installers without a matching 12 V header or Molex adapter will need a separate power solution.

Highlights

  • Axial design directs airflow efficiently through projector housings
  • 12 W rating supports consistent cooling performance
  • 74 W actual draw keeps energy use low
  • Model code EFC0251B1-Q050-S99 identifies exact replacement part

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What power rating does the EFC0251B1-Q050-S99 fan draw?

The fan is rated at 12 W input with a typical operating draw of 2.74 W.

What do the numbers 251, 50 and 99 in the model code indicate for mounting?

The model code EFC0251B1-Q050-S99 includes the sequence 251, 50 and 99, which the manufacturer uses to identify this specific axial unit.

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