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Fans RG160-28/14NTDAMotor case fan 220 x 56 mm 24 V 65 W 4200 rpm 308 m³/h
Centrifugal case fan delivers 308 m³/h airflow at 4200 rpm from a 24 V, 65 W motor
- High airflow of 308 m³/h for effective cooling
- Centrifugal design with external rotor motor for compact build
- 24 V DC operation with 65 W power draw
- 4200 rpm speed delivers strong static pressure
- Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring and control
Industrial centrifugal fan
The RG160-28/14NTDAMotor is a new centrifugal case fan built by ebmpapst for industrial and high-density computing chassis. It moves up to 308 m³/h of free-air flow at 4200 rpm while drawing 65 W from a 24 V DC supply.
24 V DC integration
The three-wire motor accepts 24 V DC and 2650 mA, so it connects directly to industrial power rails or a compatible fan controller. Its external-rotor design keeps the motor inside the impeller, yielding a compact 220 x 56 mm footprint that frees internal volume for other components.
Thermal and acoustic profile
Forward-curved blades and the external rotor layout provide forced electronic cooling with low noise across the speed range. Full 100 % speed control via analog or serial interface lets the system balance airflow against acoustic output without exceeding the 65 W power envelope.
Highlights
- High airflow of 308 m³/h for effective cooling
- Centrifugal design with external rotor motor for compact build
- 24 V DC operation with 65 W power draw
- 4200 rpm speed delivers strong static pressure
- Three-wire connection enables speed monitoring and control
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
At 4200 rpm, what is the maximum free-air flow this centrifugal fan can deliver?
The fan reaches a maximum free-air flow of 308 m³/h at its rated speed of 4200 rpm.
How much current does the 24 V motor draw when running continuously at full load?
The motor draws 2650 mA at 24 VDC, which corresponds to the listed 65 W power rating during sustained operation.
What control interface must the system provide to enable 100 % speed control on this fan?
The fan supports full speed control via either an analog or a serial interface, so the host system needs one of those control outputs.
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