HOFFMAN A10AXFN Axial Fan 115V AC 560 cfm 10
Round axial fan moves 560 cfm at 115 V AC with ball bearings and polycarbonate blades for compact enclosure cooling
- Product typeTraffic & Parking Lot
- 560 cfm airflow for high-volume enclosure cooling
- 115 V AC operation runs directly from standard mains power
- 36 W draw keeps energy costs low during continuous use
- 46/49 dB sound level suits noise-sensitive installations
- Ball-bearing motor and cast-aluminium housing extend service life
Compact enclosure cooling
The HOFFMAN A10AXFN is a round axial fan built for equipment cooling inside compact enclosures. It runs on 115V AC and moves up to 560 cfm in free air, making it suitable for industrial cabinets that need steady airflow without ductwork.
Thermals and noise
At 0.000 in. static pressure the fan delivers 93 cfm while drawing 36 W. Sound levels sit at 46 to 49 dB depending on operating point, and the ball bearing design supports continuous duty with predictable acoustic output.
Mounting and connections
The cast aluminium housing and polycarbonate blades form a 10 inch diameter unit 3 1/2 inches deep that fits standard round cut-outs. Lead wires provide the electrical connection, and the absence of an IP rating means the fan should be mounted where it is protected from direct liquid ingress.
How it compares
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- Price $402.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 1,411 comparable items (median $39.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | HOFFMAN |
| Product type | Traffic & Parking Lot |
Questions about this item
How do I wire the lead-wire connection on the 115V AC fan?
Connect the lead wires to a 115V AC supply using wire nuts or crimp terminals; the step often missed is securing the wires so vibration cannot pull them loose inside the compact enclosure.
What part will need replacement first on the ball-bearing fan?
The ball bearings are the wear item; plan to replace the fan when noise rises above the rated 46/49 dB or airflow falls below 93 cfm at .000 in. SP.
What thermal limit appears first during continuous 560 cfm operation?
The motor draws 36 W continuously; the first limit is the 115V AC winding temperature reaching its insulation class ceiling, which reduces bearing life and airflow.
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