Product Details

A thermal management fan system designed to control the temperatures of racks that requires low or minimal noise. Features a 19 x 3.5 x 1.5 inch cold-rolled steel enclosure painted black that can be mounted onto most 19-inch racks and takes two rack units of space (2U). The unit is designed to exhaust out heated air and should be positioned near the top of the rack. Fans run at 1050 to 2500 RPM and are custom engineered to minimize noise during speed variations. Rated at 67,000 hours, each dual ball bearing fan is certified by CE, UL, TUV, and RoHS. Includes 12V power supply and screw sets to easily mount the fan unit onto a rack and power it through a standard wall outlet.

Intelligent Cooling

On-board processor provides a constant digital read-out of the rack's temperature every second in Fahrenheit or Celsius. Programming features fan thermostat, fan speed control, and SMART mode that automatically adjusts the fan's speed to react to surrounding temperatures. Features a back-lit LCD screen and back up memory to recover your settings during power failures.

Performance and Applications

This model is designed for home theater, studio, and audio video racks. With a noise level rated at 16 to 24 dBA, the system is ideal in environments where low or minimal noise is required. An airflow rating of 52 to 130 CFM will provide sufficient cooling to racks found in homes, classrooms, offices, and studios. For server, network, and IT equipment racks that requires higher airflow but can tolerate a louder noise level, please take a look at the AC Infinity CLOUDPLATE X7.

• Thermal management fan system designed for cooling 19-inch racks that requires minimal noise
• Features constant temperature monitoring, thermostat and speed control, and SMART energy mode
• Cold-rolled steel enclosure contains four dual-ball bearing fans and a digital processor with back-up memory
• Size: 2U Rack Space | Speed: 1050 to 2500 RPM | Airflow: 52 to 130 CFM | Noise: 16 to 24 dBA
• Includes power supply and screw sets to mount the rack fan and power it through a wall outlet