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• Size: 200 x 200mm x 60mm
• Long Service Life
• Axial Metal Black Fan For Networking Rack, Server, Network Enclosure, Electric Panel, Industrial Control Panel, Industrial Machinery and Equipment

A panel fan is a type of fan that is especially made to offer cooling and ventilation within electronic equipment cabinets, server racks, or enclosures. It is also referred to as a cabinet fan or rack fan. A panel fan's main function is to disperse heat produced by the electronic components and keep them at ideal working temperatures.

Key characteristics and applications for panel cooling fans are as follows:

Installation: Panel cooling fans are often made to be simple to mount in common rack-mount systems. They are frequently mounted on the front or back panels of server cabinets or racks, where they may exhaust hot air and draw in cool air, respectively.

Airflow Direction: Panel cooling fans can either blast air into the enclosure (intake) or pull hot air out of the enclosure (exhaust), depending on the individual requirements. The equipment and the preferred cooling setup determine the best airflow direction.

Panel cooling fans are available in a variety of sizes, from small fans for computer cases to huge fans for server cabinets. Based on the equipment's needs for heat dissipation and the size of the enclosure, the fan's size and airflow capability should be determined.

Noise Levels: Panel cooling fans are made to function quietly to prevent disruptions in peaceful settings. Look for fans with low noise ratings or with noise-cancelling elements like rubber grommets or fan speed controls.

Fan Speed Control: A lot of panel cooling fans have choices for speed control that let you change the RPM (rotations per minute) of the fan. This enables the cooling performance to be adjusted and balanced with noise levels and power consumption.

Filtered Air Intake: To stop dust and other particles from entering the enclosure, certain panel cooling fans are fitted with air filters. By maintaining a clean and dust-free atmosphere, these filters lower the possibility of equipment damage and boost overall performance.

Monitoring and Redundancy: In essential applications, it is possible to install redundant panel cooling fans to provide on-going cooling in the event of a fan failure. Additionally, some cutting-edge versions come with monitoring capabilities like temperature sensors or failure alerts that give real-time updates on the cooling system's condition.