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Fans TA300DC M35133-58PW1 8038 24V .44A 80x80x38mm case fan
24 V DC case fan measuring 80 x 80 x 38 mm and drawing 0.44 A for inverter or chassis cooling
- 24 V operation suits industrial inverter cooling
- 80 mm square frame fits standard 8038 mounting points
- 38 mm thickness provides high static pressure airflow
- 44 A draw keeps power consumption low
24V 80mm Inverter Cooling Fan
The Fans TA300DC M35133-58PW1 is a new 80mm case fan built for 24V inverter cooling applications. It suits system integrators and technicians who need a direct replacement for equipment specifying this exact model number. The 38mm thickness fits standard mounting points for 8038 size fans. Buyers requiring a different voltage, connector type, or airflow rating should verify compatibility before purchase.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
Operating at 24V with a 0.44A current draw, the fan delivers targeted airflow for inverter thermal management. The 38mm frame depth allows a motor and blade assembly designed for steady static pressure. Acoustic output will vary with supply voltage stability and mounting isolation. No PWM or speed-control circuitry is documented, so the unit runs at a fixed speed when powered.
Highlights
- 24 V operation suits industrial inverter cooling
- 80 mm square frame fits standard 8038 mounting points
- 38 mm thickness provides high static pressure airflow
- 44 A draw keeps power consumption low
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How is the TA300DC M35133-58PW1 8038 24V .44A 80x80x38mm case fan installed, and which step is often missed?
Mount the 80 mm square frame using four screws through the corner holes, connect the two-wire lead to a 24 V DC source, and verify airflow direction arrows point toward the heatsink — the step most often missed is confirming the polarity before powering the inverter.
What maintenance or replacement will the TA300DC M35133-58PW1 8038 24V .44A 80x80x38mm case fan need later?
Periodically clean dust from the 38 mm deep rotor and intake vents with compressed air; if bearing noise increases or RPM drops, replace the entire 8038 unit as the sealed motor is not serviceable.
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