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Zyvpee R1G185-AB27-10 170mm 24V 33W 4-Pin case fan
A 170 mm DC axial fan delivering 24 V 33 W cooling for cases, inverters, servers and industrial devices via a 4-pin connector
- TypeCase Fan
- Fan Size170mm
- Power Connector4 Pin
- Color2-Tone
- LEDNon-LED
- FeaturesDC Axial fan
- High airflow for industrial cooling with 170 mm frame
- Reliable 24 V DC motor rated at 33 W
- Precise speed control via 4-pin PWM connector
- Durable ebmPAPST axial design for continuous operation
- Compact two-tone housing fits standard server chassis
Industrial 170 mm 24 V DC axial fan
This 170 mm DC axial fan runs on 24 V and draws 33 W through a four-pin connector. It is built for industrial inverters, servers and other equipment that need steady airflow in a compact frame.
Four-pin connector enables speed control
The 4-wire 4-pin lead allows the host system to regulate fan speed rather than running at full voltage constantly. That means quieter operation under light load and full cooling capacity when the hardware demands it.
170 mm frame fits specific mounting patterns
The 170 mm square footprint matches the mounting holes of the original ebmPAPST R1G185-AB27-10 unit. Builders whose chassis or ducting uses a different bolt pattern will need a different size.
Highlights
- High airflow for industrial cooling with 170 mm frame
- Reliable 24 V DC motor rated at 33 W
- Precise speed control via 4-pin PWM connector
- Durable ebmPAPST axial design for continuous operation
- Compact two-tone housing fits standard server chassis
Specifications
| Series | R1G185-AB27-10 |
|---|---|
| Model | R1G185-AB27-10 |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Fan Size | 170mm |
| Power Connector | 4 Pin |
| Color | 2-Tone |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | DC Axial fan |
Questions about this item
How often should the 4-pin DC axial fan bearings be serviced or replaced under continuous server use?
The 170mm ebmPAPST R1G185-AB27-10 uses sealed ball bearings rated for long-life industrial duty; no routine lubrication is needed, but plan on replacement after the manufacturer's rated MTBF interval in 24V 33W continuous operation.
What thermal or current limit triggers first when the 24V 33W fan runs at full speed 24/7?
The 33W power draw at 24V sets the steady-state thermal limit; the motor's internal over-temperature protection will activate before the 4-pin PWM controller reaches its current ceiling.
How much audible noise and case heat does the 170mm 33W axial fan add during all-day inverter server loads?
At 33W continuous draw the 170mm frame moves high static pressure with moderate broadband noise; exhaust air temperature rises only a few degrees above ambient because the motor efficiency keeps waste heat low.
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