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News Release from: EAO | Subject: San Ace splashproof fans
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 25 September 2001
Splashproof fans stand the saltwater
test
EAO has expanded its portfolio of Sanyo Denki cooling fans with the addition of a new range of San Ace splashproof fans.
EAO has expanded its portfolio of Sanyo Denki cooling fans with the addition of a new range of San Ace splashproof fans The design of the new, IPX7 protection rated, San Ace fan features a silicon-sealed motor housing
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 2 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Thanks to this, the fan is capable of withstanding the 1000h salt-water spray test.
San Ace is therefore ideal for use in those environments where a much higher degree of moisture and humidity than normal is present.
The range which comes in four different frame sizes is available in 12, 24 or 48V DC.
Other options include low, medium and high-speed versions and the inclusion of either a pulse sensor to monitor the operating speed of the fan or a lock sensor to determine whether the fan motor is running or not.
High airflow and high static pressure are strong features of the range with 1.06mü/min typically attained with the 80 x 20mm version (static pressure 39Pa), 1.38mü/min with the 92 x 25mm version (static pressure 45Pa), 3.0mü/min with the 120 x 38mm (static pressure 70Pa) version and 5.9mü/min with the 140 x 51mm version (static pressure 142Pa).
These fans, with UL, TUV and CSA approval, have an L10 life expectancy of 100kh measured at an ambient temperature of 60C.
Operating temperatures range from -10 to +60C and noise levels from 22 to 52dB. Request a free brochure from EAO ...
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