Fans

Panel and device cooling fans are compact axial fans that remove heat from an enclosed volume with a blade that moves air along the shaft axis. They are used in electrical enclosures, in the housings of devices such as drives and power supplies, and in machine bodies to pass air over components that heat up. In this category, Isıso IF-coded fans are sold per piece in housing sizes such as 80x80 mm, 92x92 mm, 120x120 mm and 200x200 mm, with supply voltages such as 12 V DC, 24 V DC and 220 V AC. Choose the fan first by supply voltage, then by housing size and thickness, the required air flow and the current it draws. Because fans of the same side dimension are made in different thicknesses such as 25 mm and 38 mm, base your replacement on the voltage, current and size information on the old fan's label. DC and AC fans cannot be installed in place of each other; the fan's rated voltage must be the same as the source that supplies it. These fans are cooling elements mounted inside devices and enclosures; they should not be confused with electric fans that cool a room or with bathroom exhaust fans.

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How to choose Fans

Panel and device cooling fans are compact axial fans that remove heat from an enclosed volume with a blade that moves air along the shaft axis. They are used in electrical enclosures, in the housings of devices such as drives and power supplies, and in machine bodies to pass air over components that heat up.

  • Clarify whether the task is connection, cable routing, enclosure distribution or termination.
  • Match dimensions, thread standard, conductor cross-section and IP rating with the cable and panel.
  • Choose housing material and pack quantity according to the mounting environment.

Frequently asked questions

What is Fans and where is it used?

Panel and device cooling fans are compact axial fans that remove heat from an enclosed volume with a blade that moves air along the shaft axis. They are used in electrical enclosures, in the housings of devices such as drives and power supplies, and in machine bodies to pass air over components that heat up.

What should I compare when choosing Fans?

Choose the fan first by supply voltage, then by housing size and thickness, the required air flow and the current it draws.

Where can I find technical details for Fans products?

Because fans of the same side dimension are made in different thicknesses such as 25 mm and 38 mm, base your replacement on the voltage, current and size information on the old fan's label.

Fans Selection Guide: Technical Criteria & Application Standards