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Fans 1608KL-05W-B39 40x40x20mm 24V 0.08A 8500RPM case fan

SKU CH-T56A-K387X

A 40 mm square, 24 V case fan spinning at 8500 RPM, supplied in a pack of five

  • Compact 40×40×20 mm footprint fits tight chassis
  • 24 V, 0.08 A draw keeps power use low
  • 8500 RPM speed moves air through dense heatsinks
  • Waterproof build protects against moisture in industrial gear

40 mm waterproof case fan

The Fans 1608KL-05W-B39 is a 40x40x20 mm case fan rated for 24 V and 0.08 A at 8500 RPM. It is built for tight enclosures that demand a waterproof design and comes in a five-piece lot.

8500 RPM airflow in a 4020 frame

The 4020 form factor delivers concentrated airflow for small industrial chassis or Fanuc-style equipment where space is limited. Buyers needing larger diameters, lower voltage options or higher static pressure for dense radiators should look elsewhere.

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Price $32.99
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Questions about this item

Will the 1608KL-05W-B39 40x40x20mm dimensions fit the same Fanuc mounting holes as the older unit I am replacing?

The fan measures 40 by 40 by 20 mm, matching the standard 4020 frame size used in many Fanuc enclosures, so the existing screw pattern should align.

How can I verify the 24V 0.08A 8500RPM fan is spinning correctly after installation?

Apply 24 V and measure current draw near 0.08 A; the rotor should reach 8500 RPM, which can be confirmed with a tachometer or the Fanuc controller's fan-speed readout.

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