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Fans KDE2404PFV3 Oil bearing case fan 24V .9W 4010 40*40*10mm
A 40 mm axial fan with oil bearing runs on 24 V DC and draws .9 W
- Oil bearing runs quietly for long life
- DC 24V supply matches server and industrial chassis
- Compact 40×40×10 mm footprint fits tight 4010 mounts
- Low 0.9 W draw keeps system power budget lean
24 V axial case fan for compact cooling
This 40 mm square fan runs on 24 V DC and draws 0.9 W. It suits tight enclosures and industrial chassis where a low-profile 4010 frame is required. The oil-bearing motor targets quiet, continuous airflow in space-constrained builds. Buyers needing higher static pressure or PWM control should look elsewhere.
Simple two-wire mounting in 40 mm cut-outs
The fan fits standard 40 mm mounting holes with four screws. Polarity must be observed on the 24 V supply to avoid damage. No speed signal or PWM wire is present so motherboard fan headers cannot regulate it. Ensure the chassis can deliver a steady 24 V source before installation.
Highlights
- Oil bearing runs quietly for long life
- DC 24V supply matches server and industrial chassis
- Compact 40×40×10 mm footprint fits tight 4010 mounts
- Low 0.9 W draw keeps system power budget lean
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I verify the KDE2404PFV3 fan is spinning correctly after connecting it to a 24V DC supply?
Apply 24V DC power and confirm the blades rotate smoothly and quietly; the oil bearing should run without rattling or vibration at the rated .9W draw.
What is included with the KDE2404PFV3 4010 fan and what must I source separately?
The package contains the 40x40x10mm axial fan unit only; you must supply a compatible 24V DC power source, mounting screws and any required connector or wiring harness.
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