Fans 3615RL-05W-B46-EQ1 24V .73A 9038 Temperature Controlled Case Fan
A 9038 case fan with temperature-controlled speed regulation for 24V systems
- Temperature-controlled operation adjusts speed automatically
- 24 V power input suits industrial and server systems
- 73 A current draw keeps energy use low
- 9038 frame fits standard 9 cm mounting points
- 3615 series built for continuous-duty reliability
3615RL-05W-B46-EQ1 24V Temperature Controlled Fan
The 3615RL-05W-B46-EQ1 is a 24V axial case fan rated at .73A. It uses temperature controlled operation to adjust speed based on thermal load. This unit suits industrial equipment, medical devices or custom PC builds that need variable airflow without manual adjustment.
Upgrade from fixed-speed 24V fans
Replacing a constant-speed fan with this model adds automatic thermal response to a 24V cooling circuit. The jump is worthwhile when the target system experiences changing heat loads and you want lower acoustic output during idle periods. It fits applications listed such as rail vehicles, new energy vehicles or electronic product enclosures.
Verify 24V supply and 9038 mounting pattern
Confirm the host system provides a stable 24V DC source capable of delivering .73A for this fan. Check that the mounting holes match the 9038 pattern used in the current chassis. Ensure the temperature sensor placement will see representative airflow for proper control response.
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- Price $27.99
- Pricier than about 70% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What mounting pattern does the 9038 frame use?
The 9038 frame follows a standard square mounting pattern with four corner holes.
How do I wire the temperature-controlled function?
Connect the 24 V supply to the power leads; the internal sensor adjusts speed automatically based on temperature.
When should I plan to replace the fan?
Replace the fan when airflow drops noticeably or bearing noise becomes audible during operation.
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