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Cabinet fans for electronics.
Protect equipment in enclosures and cabinets from heat.
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Running on 48v dc power or lower these compact fans fit inside electronics and other small heat sensitive equipment to keep things cool.
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Operate these fans with a dc power source.
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Additional s series fans can be daisy chained.
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The airplate system is designed to quietly cool av electronics enclosed in entertainment centers home theaters and audio video cabinets.
Due to natural convection warmer air which is less dense than colder air will rise on its own.
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Electronics such as receivers and computers within a cabinet will cause air to heat up.
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Filter fans can be used where filtered ambient air is acceptable and where the equipment can tolerate temperatures slightly above ambient.
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An efficient fan system helps accelerate natural convection by rapidly exhausting warmer air out the top of the cabinet while pushing colder air in at the bottom.