T8270 Trusted 24 Vdc Fan Assembly Rack Mounted

T8270 Trusted 24 Vdc Fan Assembly Rack Mounted

Features:
• Simple installation and connection.
• Capable of moving 69 m3/h (40.6 ft3/min).
• 24 Vdc operation.
• Low noise (32 dB per fan)

 

The Trusted Fan Tray 24 Vdc Rack Mounted comprises four fans mounted vertically at the rear of a 2U high chassis. The chassis containing the fans incorporates a baffle to prevent air drawn by the fans flowing through the module chassis immediately above the Fan Tray. Air exhausted by the fans into the rear of the system cabinet is drawn upwards and out of the cabinet by roof-mounted fans.

 

The Fan Tray is powered from dual 24 Vdc supplies arranged such that the fans are supplied in pairs via 250 mA anti-surge fuses. The 0 V supply is connected via terminal block TB1.

 

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