Fans 2410ML-05W-B69/B79Size 6025 24V 0.17A case fan
A 60 mm DC fan delivering 33.1 CFM at 6800 RPM with a three-wire alarm output for 24 V systems
- Airflow rate33.1CFM
- Moves 33.1 CFM for strong case airflow
- Spins at 6800 RPM to push air through tight spaces
- Runs on 24 V DC at 0.17 A for efficient power draw
- Rated 60000 hours service life for long-term reliability
- Operates from -20 to 70 °C in harsh environments
Compact 24 V DC case fan
The NMB 2410ML-05W-B69/B79 is a 60 mm square axial fan that runs on 24 V DC and draws 0.17 A. It spins at 6800 RPM to deliver 33.1 CFM of airflow with a static pressure of 125 Pa. The three-wire connector includes an alarm signal for speed monitoring in embedded or industrial enclosures.
Suited for tight 24 V chassis.
Engineers specifying medical, rail or industrial gear that already provide a 24 V rail will find the voltage and alarm wire convenient. Builders whose power distribution is limited to 12 V or who need PWM speed control should look at a different fan because this unit only offers the alarm output.
Steady output within rated temperature span
Operating range extends from -20 °C to 70 °C with a rated service life of 60000 hours at continuous duty. Acoustic output settles at 45 dB while the motor maintains 6800 RPM under sustained load, so airflow remains consistent during long cooling cycles.
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Specifications
| Performance | |
|---|---|
| Airflow rate | 33.1CFM |
Questions about this item
What voltage power supply do I need for the 24V DC fan?
The fan runs on a 24 V DC supply and draws 0.17 A according to the model data, or 0.19 A in actual use.
Will the three-wire alarm connector work with an older two-pin header?
The fan uses a three-wire alarm converter; the third wire carries the alarm signal, so a two-pin header will power the fan but lose the alarm function.
How can I confirm the fan is spinning at the rated 6800 RPM after installation?
Connect the third wire to a motherboard fan header or a fan controller that reads RPM; the reported speed should settle around 6800 RPM.
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