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Fans PMD2408PMB1-ASize 80mm 24V 9.6W 5700RPM 84CFM 55dB case fan
An 80 mm case fan moves 84 CFM at 5700 RPM with 55 dB noise from a 24 V 9.6 W motor
- 24 V DC operation keeps industrial systems running reliably
- 6 W power draw balances airflow with energy efficiency
- 5 700 RPM delivers 84 CFM for strong component cooling
- 80 mm by 38 mm frame fits standard 8038 mounting points
- 55 dB noise level suits rack and server environments
80 mm 24 V axial case fan
The Fans PMD2408PMB1-ASize is an 80 mm square axial fan built for 24 V DC systems. It draws 0.40 A and consumes 9.6 W at full speed. The unit suits industrial chassis, telecom shelves or any enclosure that runs on a 24 V rail.
5700 RPM fixed-speed operation
The motor spins at a constant 5700 rev/min and delivers 84 CFM of airflow. Acoustic output is rated at 55 dB. Because the speed is not PWM-controlled, the fan runs at this single operating point whenever power is applied.
38 mm thick frame with 9.6 W headroom
The 38 mm frame depth fits standard 8038 mounting patterns. At 9.6 W the fan handles moderate heat loads in rackmount gear or power-supply modules. It does not suit builds that require variable speed, lower noise or higher static pressure than this fixed curve provides.
Highlights
- 24 V DC operation keeps industrial systems running reliably
- 6 W power draw balances airflow with energy efficiency
- 5 700 RPM delivers 84 CFM for strong component cooling
- 80 mm by 38 mm frame fits standard 8038 mounting points
- 55 dB noise level suits rack and server environments
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which size and voltage version should I pick for my chassis?
This model is an 80 mm square frame, 38 mm thick, and runs on 24 V DC, so verify your mounting holes and power rail match those dimensions.
What does the 84 CFM airflow rating mean once the fan is installed?
At 5 700 RPM the fan moves 84 CFM of air, delivering strong directed cooling for tight spaces such as server enclosures or GPU heatsinks.
What connector standard does the fan use and what does it limit?
The supplier data lists only voltage, current and speed specifications; no connector type or control interface is described.
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