9GA0424P3G001 is a 24 VDC axial fan for servers, data-communications equipment, control cabinets. Its main supplied feature is 37 m³/h maximum airflow stated for this model. It also lists a 40*40*28 mm size specified in the upload data. Review duct connection for project specification.
| Rated Voltage(V) | 24 |
|---|---|
| Size(mm) | 40*40*28 |
| Max.Air Flow(m³/h) | 37 |
| Max.Pressure(Pa) | 450 |
| Input Power(W) | 5.28 |
| Speed(rpm) | 16500 |
| Noise(db) | 53 |
Designed around the thermal management needs of data centers and communication equipment, the SANYO DENKI 9GA0424P3G001 provides a DC axial fan format for OEM equipment integration.
The straight-through air delivery geometry simplifies integration into panels, cabinets and equipment zones that need broad air exchange.
The 16500 rpm speed and 53 dB sound entry enable equipment-level thermal and acoustic review.
Equipment designers gain a traceable thermal management specification that can be reviewed by engineering, purchasing and maintenance teams. Preserve the specified air delivery direction during assembly. Review the approved electrical interface for the complete suffix. Validate sound and temperature in the finished enclosure.
Servers and data-communication hardware require managed air delivery, and SANYO DENKI 9GA0424P3G001 cools computing and network assemblies. Sustained performance requires an air delivery component that integrates cleanly with the installation architecture.
Within power supplies, inverters and control cabinets, 9GA0424P3G001 cools power modules and controls as a SANYO DENKI DC axial fan. Effective ventilation helps maintain process continuity by keeping electronics and power devices within their intended temperature range.
As part of industrial automation hardware, SANYO DENKI 9GA0424P3G001 performs a defined cooling task and ventilates drives and production electronics. Predictable circulation helps reduce temperature gradients across boards, power sections and mechanical assemblies.
The application of 9GA0424P3G001 covers medical and laboratory instruments; here, the DC axial fan cools enclosed instrument electronics. Engineering teams should verify mounting, air delivery direction and unit resistance to preserve the intended application value.
Verify the listed size, mounting pattern, fan housing or nozzle arrangement, airflow direction, and service clearance against the equipment drawing.
Check supply voltage, controller signals, blocked airflow, contamination, abnormal noise, rotation, and the equipment operating point before replacing the unit.
The matched source highlights 37 m³/h maximum airflow stated for this model. Compare that point together with the listed electrical and dimensional data.
The supplied sources do not confirm an integrated controller. Verify the exact electrical variant and control requirement before ordering.
Compare the full model suffix, voltage, size, motor or controller type, mounting, airflow, pressure, power, speed, and protection; do not copy data from a similar model.
Available performance data includes 37 m³/h airflow, 450 Pa pressure, 5.28 W input, 16500 rpm, 53 dB. Obtain the full curve when system resistance or part-load behavior matters.