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News Release from: EAO | Subject: San Ace B76
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 26 October 2004
Blower boasts bigger airflow
The San Ace B76 DC blower is billed as the industry's highest airflow and static pressure fan, with the lowest noise and power consumption on the market today.
The San Ace B76 S speed DC blower is billed as the industry's highest airflow and static pressure fan, with the lowest noise and power consumption on the market today The highly efficient San Ace B76 blower works effectively to cool high-density devices with high calorific values
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Measuring 76mm square and 20mm thick, and with a maximum static pressure of 300Pa, it has an air flow of 290 litre/min, which is the industry's highest in this size category.
The San Ace B76 is equipped with speed sensor monitoring and is designed for maximum life with over 30kh continuous operation.
It is available for 12 and 24V DC operation.
The quiet operation of the San Ace B76 has been achieved through improvements to the fan motor drive system.
With a wide operating voltage range, the rotating speed can be adjusted as required according to the input voltage, which works to dampen the noise that the device produces.
The San Ace B76 delivers significant energy savings through design.
The blower has low power consumption thanks to improvements to the motor drive circuit.
Designed to meet the ever demanding needs of engineers trying to solve thermal issues in designs, the San Ace B76 and is ideally suited for projectors, plasma screens, processor cooling, storage systems and servers. Request a free brochure from EAO ...
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