Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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SXDOOL
24V 80mm Nidec fan spins at 4500 RPM pushing 26 CFM with 42 dB noise and 40,000-hour double-ball bearing life
The SXDOOL D08T-24TS4 is an 80 mm square frame fan built around a Nidec motor rated for 24 V and 0.26 A. It spins at 4500 RPM ±10 % and moves 26 CFM with a static pressure of 0.33 in-H2O. The two-wire design delivers power only, without speed reporting or PWM control.
This unit fits servers, industrial enclosures or custom rigs that supply 24 V directly to a two-pin header and need 1.51 m³/min airflow in an 80 × 80 × 25 mm space. Builders who require motherboard PWM control, variable speed curves or a three- or four-pin connector should look elsewhere.
The double-ball bearing is rated for 40 000 hours of continuous operation at up to 70 °C ambient. At full speed the fan produces 42 dB noise and 5.52 W draw, maintaining its 6.8 m/s wind speed without thermal throttling. Performance stays consistent across the stated temperature window.
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You need a 24 V supply that can deliver at least 0.26 A (5.52 W) with a two-wire positive and negative connection; the fan has no PWM or tachometer wire.
No — the fan uses a bare two-wire lead for 24 V DC only; it lacks the third or fourth pin used by typical motherboard headers for speed control or monitoring.
Measure the current draw — it should read about 0.26 A at 24 V — and check that exhaust airflow reaches roughly 1.51 m³/min (26 CFM) with a noise level near 42 dB.
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