COMAIR ROTRON Tarzan Series Axial Fan, 115 V ac, AC Operation, 560m³/h, 59W, 490mA Max, 176 x 176 x 112mm
- RS Stock No.:
- 712-5632
- Mfr. Part No.:
- TNE2C 19020169A
- Brand:
- COMAIR ROTRON
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- RS Stock No.:
- 712-5632
- Mfr. Part No.:
- TNE2C 19020169A
- Brand:
- COMAIR ROTRON
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Select all | Attribute | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | COMAIR ROTRON | |
| Supply Voltage | 115 V ac | |
| Height | 175.51mm | |
| AC or DC Operation | AC | |
| Power Consumption | 59W | |
| Width | 175.51mm | |
| Maximum Current | 490mA | |
| Depth | 111.8mm | |
| Air Flow | 560m³/h | |
| Dimensions | 176 x 176 x 112mm | |
| Noise Level | 65.4dB | |
| Fan Speed | 3350rpm | |
| Bearing Type | Ball | |
Select all | ||
|---|---|---|
Brand COMAIR ROTRON | ||
Supply Voltage 115 V ac | ||
Height 175.51mm | ||
AC or DC Operation AC | ||
Power Consumption 59W | ||
Width 175.51mm | ||
Maximum Current 490mA | ||
Depth 111.8mm | ||
Air Flow 560m³/h | ||
Dimensions 176 x 176 x 112mm | ||
Noise Level 65.4dB | ||
Fan Speed 3350rpm | ||
Bearing Type Ball | ||
- COO (Country of Origin):
- CN
Comair Rotron AC Axial Fan
The COMAIR ROTRON Tarzan series axial fan features an outstanding airflow performance in high-pressure systems and all include a permanent 3480rpm split capacitor motor. It has a supply voltage rating of 115VAC and dimensions of 175.1mm x 175.1mm x 111.8mm. It has an extended ball bearing life, which ensures fault-free use for a significant period of time (25,000 hours at 40°C). This ensures COMAIR ROTRON AC fans provide a flexible and dependable cooling solution for applications that require an axial fan to be mounted in any axial position. This fan has a power consumption rating of 56W.
What is an axial fan used for?
An axial fan is used for both, cooling and ventilation purposes. The impellers or blades rotate around a parallel axis and force air to move in an axial position, allowing air to move both, in and out. As an example, on a desktop PC, the axial fan can be mounted directly to the motherboard and blow air directly at the processing unit. A constant high-pressure of airflow ensures PC will continue to running smoothly.
Why choose a ball bearing axial fan?
Ball bearings are a more common choice over ceramic and sleeve bearings. This is mainly due to the ability of the fan to be mounted at both horizontal and vertical positions, especially in applications which either need to be mobile or have to be suspended in an unnatural position. Another highlight would be the life expectancy, a ball bearing axial fan would last significantly longer than its sleeve counterpart.
What is an automatic restart?
As an example, if the fan locks up while the motor is still running, this can cause an increase in coil temperature. The automatic restart function can temporarily remove power to the motor preventing unwanted temperature rise. Once the locked fan rotor is released, the fan restarts and resumes running at its normal operation and speed.
What is an axial fan used for?
An axial fan is used for both, cooling and ventilation purposes. The impellers or blades rotate around a parallel axis and force air to move in an axial position, allowing air to move both, in and out. As an example, on a desktop PC, the axial fan can be mounted directly to the motherboard and blow air directly at the processing unit. A constant high-pressure of airflow ensures PC will continue to running smoothly.
Why choose a ball bearing axial fan?
Ball bearings are a more common choice over ceramic and sleeve bearings. This is mainly due to the ability of the fan to be mounted at both horizontal and vertical positions, especially in applications which either need to be mobile or have to be suspended in an unnatural position. Another highlight would be the life expectancy, a ball bearing axial fan would last significantly longer than its sleeve counterpart.
What is an automatic restart?
As an example, if the fan locks up while the motor is still running, this can cause an increase in coil temperature. The automatic restart function can temporarily remove power to the motor preventing unwanted temperature rise. Once the locked fan rotor is released, the fan restarts and resumes running at its normal operation and speed.
Features and Benefits
Outstanding airflow performance in high-pressure systems
Extended bearing life
Black casing
Storage temperature ranges between -40°C and 85°C
Automatic restart function
Airflow 560m³/h
Extended bearing life
Black casing
Storage temperature ranges between -40°C and 85°C
Automatic restart function
Airflow 560m³/h
Applications
Refrigerators
Enclosed server cases
Air conditioners and other ventilation systems which use ducting
Enclosed server cases
Air conditioners and other ventilation systems which use ducting
Certifications
UL approved
CE certified
CE certified