Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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An 80 mm case fan moves 60 CFM at 4700 RPM using 5 W from a 24 V supply with double-ball bearings
The SUNON PMD2408PTB1-A is an 80 mm axial case fan that runs on 24 V DC and draws 0.21 A for 5 W of power. Double ball bearings and an inverter drive spin the rotor at 4700 RPM to deliver 60 CFM airflow at 0.43 Inch-H2O static pressure.
This unit fits medical devices, rail vehicle electronics, drive enclosures, hotel equipment, industrial cleaning machines, electronic products, new energy vehicles and supermarket systems where 24 V power is standard. It is not for builders who need a 12 V or 5 V fan, nor for silent PC builds that require noise below 47 dBA.
The fan mounts with standard 80 mm screw holes and connects via a typical PWM or voltage-control header; the inverter circuit handles speed regulation internally. The main pitfall is wiring the 24 V supply to a 12 V header, which will prevent the fan from starting or cause erratic speed behaviour.
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The fan operates from a 24 V DC source and draws 0.21 A at full speed.
No — the mounting holes and frame are sized for 80 mm openings, so a 60 mm cut-out will not align.
Connect a tachometer lead or motherboard fan header to read the speed signal; it should report approximately 4700 RPM under normal load.
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