A new variation has been added to the DC axial flow fan in the size range of 20 mm to 172 x 152 mm.
A new variation has been added to the DC axial flow fans in the size range of 20 mm to 172 x 152 mm. Models with frame thicknesses, rated voltages, and rotation speeds that were not previously available have been included, allowing for a broader response to various demands. Each model comes standard with an auto-restart function, and you can also choose between tachometer (pulse) signal output and PWM control signal output.
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Diverse frame size options □20, □25, □30, □35, □38, □40, □50, □60, □70, □80, □92, □120, 172 x 152mm Minimum 20 mm x 20 mm x 6 mm In addition to long-lasting ball bearing types, sleeve bearings with excellent cost performance and omniCOOL bearing types are available Tachometer output (3 wires) / Tachometer + PWM output (4 wires) can be selected IP68 waterproof model available Product introduction page >> https://samesky.co.jp/SS-Products-DCfan.html
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Industrial machinery, portable equipment
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Same Sky Japan (formerly CUI Japan) is a group company of the American electronic components manufacturer Same Sky (formerly CUI DEVICES) and serves as a sales base for the Japanese market. Our mission is to provide customers with a collaborative design experience, supporting them in achieving their design goals on schedule and within budget. Same Sky Japan offers a wide range of products, including connectors, audio, temperature management, motion control, sensors, and switches. We also handle power products from partner companies such as CUI Inc. Both Same Sky and Same Sky Japan strive to be a trusted and approachable source of electronic components that continuously evolves. We are committed to providing the best support to our customers through our extensive online resources and experienced staff, ensuring that we address various changes and issues that arise during the design phase and contribute to the success of their projects.
