Sanyo Denki San Ace B97 Series Blower, 24 V dc, 56.8cfm, DC Operation, 97 x 97 x 33mm

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RS Stock No.:
191-9313
Distrelec Article No.:
301-54-399
Mfr. Part No.:
9BMB24P2K01
Brand:
Sanyo Denki
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Brand

Sanyo Denki

Supply Voltage

24 V dc

Blower Type

Blower

AC or DC Operation

DC

Air Flow

56.8cfm

Series

San Ace B97

Height

97mm

Width

97mm

Depth

33mm

Dimensions

97 x 97 x 33mm

Fan Speed

6850rpm

Noise Level

57dB(A)

Mounting Hole Spacing

71 x 71mm

Static Pressure

1280Pa

Maximum Current

1.62A

Direction of Curve

Backward

Mounting Hole Diameter

4.5mm

Vertical Hole Spacing

71mm

Horizontal Hole Spacing

71mm

Inlet Diameter

56mm

Sensor Type

PWM

Special Features

50/60 Hz, 500 VAC, for 1 Minute, Frame:Plastic (Flammability: UL 94V-0), Impeller:Plastic (Flammability: UL 94V-0), Locked Rotor Burnout Protection, Reverse Polarity Protection

Termination Type

Lead Wire

COO (Country of Origin):
PH

Sanyo Denki Blower, 24V DC Voltage Rating, 6850rpm Speed - San Ace B97 Series - 9BMB24P2K01


Keep your equipment cool with this blower from Sanyo Denki. You can adjust the speed of the fan to suit your application thanks to its integrated pulse-width modulation. It also has locked rotor burnout protection, which helps to prevent overheating if an object prevents the impeller from turning. Thanks to its compact dimensions of 97 (W) x 97 (H) x 33mm (D), it's suitable for installation in confined spaces.

Features & Benefits


• Plastic frame and impeller are self-extinguishing for improved fire safety
• Light weight of 190g places minimal strain on your equipment
• Low noise level of 57dB for quiet running
• Reverse polarity protection to prevent electrical damage

Applications


• Servers
• Storage systems
• Base stations
• Pressure blowers
• HVAC installations

What's the difference between an axial fan and a centrifugal fan?


The blades of an axial fan rotate around an axis and force air out parallel to the shaft. You'll find axial fans in high-flow applications with low pressure requirements. Centrifugal fans, also called blowers, move air radially, using centrifugal force to extract air at right angles to the fan intake and spin it outwards. They can generate a steady flow of air that's well-suited to high-pressure applications.

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