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Fans PSD2409PMB1-A 24V 8.88W 9225 case fan

SKU CH-EBY4-YJ3FT

A 92 mm case fan running on 24 V with a three-wire connector for speed monitoring

  • Runs on 24 V supply for industrial compatibility
  • Consumes 8.88 W for efficient cooling
  • Three-wire connector enables speed monitoring
  • 9225 frame fits standard 9 cm mounts

24V 9225 case fan

The Fans PSD2409PMB1-A is a 24 volt 9225 frame case fan rated at 8.88 watts. It uses a three-wire connection for power and speed monitoring. The unit is supplied new for system cooling tasks.

Who this suits and who it does not

This fan fits builds that need a 24 volt 9225 size cooler with a three-wire interface. It is not for systems that require a different voltage, a different frame size or a four-wire PWM control.

Highlights

  • Runs on 24 V supply for industrial compatibility
  • Consumes 8.88 W for efficient cooling
  • Three-wire connector enables speed monitoring
  • 9225 frame fits standard 9 cm mounts

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 8.88 W rating tell me about heat output inside the case?

The fan draws 8.88 W at 24 V, so it adds roughly that much heat to the chassis while moving air through it.

What does the three-wire connection limit for speed control?

The three-wire lead reports RPM but cannot accept PWM signals, so speed can only be changed by varying the 24 V supply voltage.

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