KSB Series, DC Brushless Fans (BLDC)

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KSB1212ME-03P1
BLOWER 167X43.2MM 12VDC IP51
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12VDC
-40°C ~ 40°C
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0.300 in H2O (74.7 Pa)
Blower
Locked Rotor Protection, PWM Control, Speed Sensor (Tach)
1800 RPM
4 Wire Leads
CE, cURus, TUV
Superflo
36.2dB(A)
2.28 W
IP51 - Dust Protected
KSB
43.20mm
44.9 CFM (1.26m³/min)
Round - 167mm Dia

About  DC Brushless Fans (BLDC)

DC fans are electromechanical devices utilized to generate air movement and function exclusively with a DC power source, commonly 48 volts or lower. While the majority of currently available products in this category rely on brushless motor technology, certain variations exist in their additional features, including options for speed control and feedback mechanisms. These products play a crucial role in facilitating air circulation and cooling within electronic systems, offering efficient and reliable operation with direct current power sources. Despite the widespread adoption of brushless motor technology, the diversity in speed control and feedback mechanisms provides users with tailored solutions to address specific performance requirements and operational preferences. By incorporating features such as speed control and feedback mechanisms, DC fans offer enhanced flexibility and customization options, enabling precise regulation of air movement and temperature management within electronic equipment. This adaptability ensures that DC fans can be effectively integrated into a wide range of applications, contributing to the efficient and optimal functioning of electronic systems.