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Fans go back to back for cooling under pressure
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Jaro Thermal product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Jul 2, 2007
Fixed-blade design maximises static pressure and slick air-gliding frame optimises airflow.
In addition to a high flowrate of 12.7 litre/s, the new Super-Flow Turbo series of synergised "back-to-back" fans produces an impressive static pressure of 350Pa.
Measuring in at a compact 40 x 48mm, the AD0412XB Turbo's fixed-blade design maximises static pressure.
At the same time, its slick air-gliding frame optimises airflow.
Jaro Thermal's Super-Flow Turbo is perfect for power supply applications where high output levels are required.
To exceed today's toughest environmental requirements, available options now include an extended temperature rating of -30 to +90C (standard -10 to +70C), IP55 water protection, onboard PWM control, alarm output, tachometer output, thermistor controls and more.
This combination brings the Turbo series to the top of today's thermal cooling revolution.
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