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Fans YM2408PTB1-1 802524V .19A case fan

SKU CH-A3TB-YTAVZ

An 8 cm case fan drawing 0.19 A at 24 V for frequency-converter cooling

  • Efficient 0.19 A draw keeps power use low
  • 24 V DC input suits industrial frequency converters
  • 802524 model code identifies the exact replacement part
  • 8 cm frame fits standard 80 mm mounting points

YM2408PTB1-1 8cm frequency converter fan

This 8cm case fan carries the YM2408PTB1-1 model code and is built for frequency converter cooling. It runs on a 24 V supply and draws 0.19 A, making it suitable for industrial enclosures and workstation chassis that use 24 V fan headers. The unit is supplied new and ready for direct mounting.

Accessory-free design simplifies integration

No cables, adapters or mounting screws are included, so installers must provide their own 24 V power connection and fixing hardware. This keeps the package compact and avoids surplus parts when the fan is used as a direct replacement in existing frequency converter assemblies.

Highlights

  • Efficient 0.19 A draw keeps power use low
  • 24 V DC input suits industrial frequency converters
  • 802524 model code identifies the exact replacement part
  • 8 cm frame fits standard 80 mm mounting points

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What bearing maintenance or replacement should I expect for the YM2408PTB1-1 fan?

The sleeve bearing will eventually dry out; expect to replace the fan when noise increases or rotation becomes uneven.

Which limit appears first during continuous 24V operation of the 802524V model?

The 0.19A current draw means heat buildup in the motor windings is the first sustained-use constraint.

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