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Heat River Tech LTD

Heat River Tech LTD RG97-25/24-500 24V 17W 2350RPM Blower case fan

SKU CH-S1S8-TF2TT

24 V DC blower fan spins at 2350 RPM with 17 W draw for industrial radiator cooling

  • 24 V DC input with 16–28 V range for stable industrial power
  • 17 W draw at 2350 RPM delivers focused centrifugal airflow
  • Blower design pushes air through tight radiator channels
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from first use

RG97-25/24-500 24V blower fan

This centrifugal blower moves air through a radiator or restricted channel at 2350 RPM. It draws 17 W from a 24 V DC supply that accepts 16 to 28 V. The unit is sold new for industrial and PC cooling installations. || Builders who need high static pressure in a compact ducted layout will suit this blower. Buyers who want a standard axial case fan for open airflow should look at something else.

17 W industrial cooling blower

The motor is rated at 17 W and spins at 2350 RPM within the 16 to 28 V input range. It fits the RG97-25/24-500 form factor used in specialised radiator coolers. No additional mounting hardware is described in the data. || Technicians who require a drop-in replacement for this exact blower model will find it suitable. Buyers who need PWM speed control or a different voltage rating should look at something else.

Highlights

  • 24 V DC input with 16–28 V range for stable industrial power
  • 17 W draw at 2350 RPM delivers focused centrifugal airflow
  • Blower design pushes air through tight radiator channels
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from first use

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What voltage supply do I need to run this 24 V blower fan?

It requires a 24 V DC source within the 16–28 V range and draws 17 W at full speed.

Will the 2350 RPM centrifugal blower create more static pressure than the axial fans I already have?

Its centrifugal design at 2350 RPM is built for higher static pressure, making it better suited for radiators or restricted airflow paths.

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