



The 119 × 119 × 38 mm Sanyo Denki 9G1224H1D01 brings 24 VDC DC axial fan cooling to servers, UPS systems, and telecom equipment. Series focus: high airflow and pressure. The recorded frame geometry should guide mounting verification. Verify the exact bearing and signal options in the datasheet. Focus: power budget review motor input.
| Rated Voltage(V) | 24 |
|---|---|
| Size(mm) | 119*119*38 |
| Max.Air Flow(m³/h) | 168.3 |
| Max.Pressure(Pa) | 70.5 |
| Input Power(W) | 5.28 |
| Speed(rpm) | 2600 |
| Noise(db) | 39 |
The SANYO DENKI 9G1224H1D01 is a DC axial fan developed for servers, storage systems and ICT equipment. Its directed airflow helps remove heat from densely arranged components and supports predictable equipment temperatures.
With up to 168.3 m3/h airflow and 70.5 Pa static pressure, the model can move cooling air through vents, filters and compact internal passages. For design approval, verify airflow direction, connector details and available control signals. Prototype testing should include the final vents, guards and component loading.
Review airflow direction before design release. The outcome supports dependable long-term equipment service. Confirm the final fan curve in the assembled equipment.
The San Ace 9G1224H1D01 supports thermal management in server chassis and computing nodes. Reliable ventilation reduces hot spots around sensitive electronics and supports consistent equipment availability. It provides a practical cooling path for OEM integration.
For storage arrays and data appliances, 9G1224H1D01 provides a dedicated forced-air cooling path. Reliable ventilation reduces hot spots around sensitive electronics and supports consistent equipment availability. It provides a practical cooling path for OEM integration.
SANYO DENKI 9G1224H1D01 serves network and other ICT hardware that operate with sustained internal heat. Reliable ventilation reduces hot spots around sensitive electronics and supports consistent equipment availability. It provides a practical cooling path for OEM integration.
Compare its listed power with the required airflow, pressure, and operating hours. System-level savings depend on correct duty-point selection.
The worksheet lists 24 VDC. Check polarity or AC frequency and the wiring diagram before commissioning.
Verify the exact bearing, rated life, temperature range, and duty limits. The supplied family description alone does not confirm continuous operation for every suffix.
Confirm connector and mounting details, keep the airflow path clear, and isolate power before cleaning or service.
The worksheet lists 70.5 Pa. Use the official curve to match it to system resistance.
The workbook marks it RoHS compliant. Confirm model-specific UL, CSA, TÜV, or other required approvals from official documentation.

Aimed at Boiler Systems, the ebm-papst G1G146-BA07-52 is a 24 V EC backward-curved centrifugal fan, for which the table lists a listed pressure capability of 500 Pa. This assists electrical and mechanical review.
Read More
Integrated into Boiler Systems, the ebm-papst G1G133-DE19-15 is a 24 V EC backward-curved centrifugal fan, specified with a documented 45 W input rating. The rating aids system-fit checks.
Read More
Suited to Boiler Systems, ebm-papst G1G097-AA05-01 is a 24 V EC backward-curved centrifugal fan, marked by a documented 16 W input rating. It provides a practical sizing reference.
Read More
In inverter cooling, G2D180-BD18-13 serves as a 400 V AC centrifugal blower. Its standout data point is 840 Pa pressure with IP00 protection. It supports exact-model comparison for OEM sourcing and replacement work.
Read More
G2D180-BD18-11 is specified as a 400 V AC centrifugal blower for cnc machines. Its selection profile is led by 700 Pa pressure with 2,650 rpm operation. It supports exact-model comparison for OEM sourcing and replacement work.
Read More
Designed around motor cooling, G2D160-AF02-09 uses a 230 V AC centrifugal blower platform. The model's defining specification is IP44 protection with 2,300 rpm operation. It supports exact-model comparison for OEM sourcing.
Read More