An axial fan is a device that creates airflow by using a motor to rotate blades housed within in a square or round frame. The rotating fan blades draw air into the fan and expel the flow in the same direction across a surface to cool it. Axial fans are a vital component ensuring the smooth operation of machinery and electronic equipment. Keeping equipment cool is Crucial as overheating can lead to serious complications including premature deterioration of parts, shorter life spans and sometimes, complete failure.

From ebm-papst, the 4314 series of high performance ball bearing fans with a speed alarm output. Offering a cost effective cooling solution without sacrificing on quality or reliability. The compact DC axial fans are expertly designed supporting excellent efficiency long service life and smooth operation. With a robustly constructed PBT housing and PA impeller, the 4314 series fans are an ideal for multitude of cooling applications. An optional NTC (negative temperature Coefficient) resistor is available separately, see part number 826-1382

Alarm signals are used when the speed of a fan must be monitored. When a fault occurs, an alarm is raised. Axial fans with an alarm feature produce a continuous high signal via and open collector when operating within its normal set parameters. When a fault occurs and the fans speed alters from its original set point a low signal is emitted, triggering an alarm. Once the fault has been corrected the fan returns to the set point speed.

• Robust construction: Glass Reinforced Plastic (PBT) housing and Glass Reinforced Plastic (PA) impeller.
• Fully integrated electronic commutation
• Clockwise rotation / Exhaust over struts operation
• Exceptional life expectancy 65000 hours based on L10 figures
• Protected against reverse polarity and locking
• Expertly designed aerodynamic fan blades supporting excellent efficiency and low noise levels.
• Maintenance free ball bearing system, promoting excellent performance and life expectancy
• IP20 ingress protection
• Alarm signal for speed monitoring
• Continuous high signal is emitted while fan is operating normally
• Low signal emitted when the set speed is not reached, triggering alarm

How is the fan mounted?
The 4314 series of DC axial fans have 4 x 4.3 mm holes in each outside corner of the frame.
How is the fan connected?
The 4314 series of DC axial fans are connected via 310 mm 22 AWG wires.
Are there any accessories available?
Finger guards are available separately, see part numbers 826-1354 and 826-1357. Finger guards are designed to protect contact with rotating parts and the ingress of foreign particles.
NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) resistor 826-1382

• Electrical cabinets and Enclosures – Installed into cabinets and enclosures where critical electronic equipment is housed. Keeping components cool is essential in extending service life and preventing premature failure.
• Laptops and Computer towers – Compact DC fans are ideal for incorporating into computers and hardware due to their small frame size and depth.
• Server racks – Axial fans are used to keep hubs, routers and patch panels cool.