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Fans K1G165-AA01-05 24V DC axial industrial cooling fan

SKU CH-4RB7-BDKTY

A 24 V DC axial fan delivering 19 m³/h airflow at 2830 rpm with 39 dB noise and ball-bearing reliability for industrial cooling

  • Delivers 19 m³/h airflow for effective cooling
  • Operates at 39 dB for quiet environments
  • Runs on 24 V DC for stable power supply
  • Consumes only 9 W for energy efficiency
  • Ball bearing design ensures long service life

Compact 24 V DC axial fan for tight enclosures

This 24 V DC axial fan delivers 19 m³/h airflow at 2830 rpm while drawing only 9 W. Ball-bearing construction and a 39 dB noise rating suit continuous duty in medical, rail, industrial and new-energy vehicle cabinets.

Replaces noisy or worn sleeve-bearing units in 24

The jump is worth it when existing fans exceed 39 dB, show bearing rumble or cannot sustain 2830 rpm under load. Direct 24 V DC wiring avoids AC-DC conversion losses in mobile or battery-backed racks.

Suits integrators needing a single low-profile 24

Not for builders who want higher static pressure, PWM speed control or redundant dual-fan trays. Buyers requiring AC mains input or larger frame sizes should look at other series.

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Price $348.99
Pricier than about 56% of the 304 comparable items (median $325.49).

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What mounting hole spacing does the K1G165-AA01-05 fan require?

The fan fits standard 120 mm square frames with four corner mounting holes spaced for M4 screws.

How do I wire the 24 V DC supply to the fan leads, and which mistake causes no spin?

Connect red to positive and black to negative; reversing polarity prevents the motor from starting.

When should I replace the ball bearing in this 2830 rpm fan?

Plan replacement after 50 000 operating hours or when noise rises above the rated 39 dB.

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