

The 172 × 150 × 51 mm Sanyo Denki 109E5724K5H01 brings 24 VDC DC axial fan cooling to servers, UPS systems, and telecom equipment. High airflow is highlighted together with a high-static-pressure design. During thermal validation, compare the model's operating point. Treat bearing and life data as suffix-specific.
| Rated Voltage(V) | 24 |
|---|---|
| Size(mm) | 172*150*51 |
SANYO DENKI positions 109E5724K5H01 as a DC axial fan for servers, storage systems and ICT equipment. It helps equipment designers manage local hot spots where natural convection is insufficient.
Engineers should review the model-specific fan curve against filters, grilles and enclosure resistance to confirm the required operating point. For design approval, verify airflow direction, connector details and available control signals. Prototype testing should include the final vents, guards and component loading.
Keep the impeller path clear of wiring. It also creates a clearer thermal approval record. Confirm the final fan curve in the assembled equipment. Preserve clear inlet and outlet space during installation.
109E5724K5H01 is suitable for server chassis and computing nodes. These systems need continuous heat removal because compact layouts and rising power density restrict natural convection. It provides a practical cooling path for OEM integration. Selection should follow the approved full model code.
The San Ace 109E5724K5H01 supports thermal management in storage arrays and data appliances. These systems need continuous heat removal because compact layouts and rising power density restrict natural convection. It provides a practical cooling path for OEM integration.
For network and other ICT hardware, 109E5724K5H01 provides a dedicated forced-air cooling path. These systems need continuous heat removal because compact layouts and rising power density restrict natural convection. It provides a practical cooling path for OEM integration.
Confirm connector and mounting details, keep the airflow path clear, and isolate power before cleaning or service.
Check its 172 × 150 × 51 mm size, mounting points, airflow direction, and system resistance.
The workbook marks it RoHS compliant. Confirm model-specific UL, CSA, TÜV, or other required approvals from official documentation.
Review ambient temperature, airflow restriction, contamination exposure, noise limit, mounting orientation, and maintenance access.
Inspect dust buildup, airflow blockage, abnormal noise, mounting security, and wiring condition; disconnect power before service.

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