
- Stock: In Stock
- Model: RDDLZ-CF-DC4020
- Weight: 1.00
- SKU: RDDLZ-CF-DC4020
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The 12/24 volt dc cooling fan supports a wide range of electronic devices and can be controlled by PWM or DC voltage. RDDLZ brushless dc cooling fans are durable, low maintenance designs with easy to clean blades that can be removed for cleaning and maintenance.
12V/24V DC Cooling Fan Specifications:
Model | RDDLZ-DC4020SLL | RDDLZ-DC4020BLL | RDDLZ-DC4020SLM | RDDLZ-DC4020BLM | RDDLZ-DC4020SLH | RDDLZ-DC4020BLH | ||||||
Rated Voltage | 12V | 24V | 12V | 24V | 12V | 24V | 12V | 24V | 12V | 24V | 12V | 24V |
Bearing Type | Oily | Ball | Oily | Ball | Oily | Ball | ||||||
Rated Current | 0.06A | 0.03A | 0.06A | 0.03A | 0.07A | 0.03A | 0.07A | 0.03A | 0.09A | 0.04A | 0.09A | 0.04A |
Input Power | 0.72W | 1.44W | 0.72W | 1.44W | 0.84W | 1.68W | 0.84W | 1.68W | 1.08W | 1.92W | 1.08W | 1.92W |
Fan Speed | 5000±10%RPM | 6000±10%RPM | 7000±10%RPM | |||||||||
Air Flow | 5CFM | 6.2CFM | 7.4CFM | |||||||||
Static Pressure | 2.7mm-H2O | 4.0mm-H2O | 5.6mm-H3O | |||||||||
Noise | 24dB-A | 27dB-A | 30dB-A | |||||||||
Dimension | 40mm x 40mm x 20mm | |||||||||||
Material | Plastic | |||||||||||
Certificate | CE, UL | |||||||||||
Fire Rating | UL94V-0 | |||||||||||
Operating Temperature | -10 ℃ ~ 70 ℃ | |||||||||||
Operating Humidity | 35% ~ 85RH | |||||||||||
Storage Temperature | -40 ℃ ~ 70 ℃ | |||||||||||
Storage Humidity | 35% ~ 85RH |
Dimensions and Curves (unit: mm)
DC Cooling Fan Interface
Tips: Factors affecting the noise of DC cooling fans
1. Speed. The faster the DC fan rotates, the bigger the fan, the louder the noise.
2. Bearings. The bearings of DC fans are briefly divided into two types, one is oil and the other is ball. Under normal circumstances, ball bearing fans are more noisy than bearing bearing fans.
3. Airflow. During the rolling of fan blades, they will encounter resistance in the air. The faster the rolling speed, the larger the blade area and the greater the resistance, so the noise will be greater.
4. Conflicting force. If the fan is used for a long time, the fan will be excessively racked, vibrated, and the center of gravity is unstable. This will cause a collision or conflict between the fan blade and the fan frame, and then generate noise.