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DC Brushless Fan - 80x80x15mm (5V)
This is a fairly large, 80x80x15mm fan. The fan has a DC brushless motor, with an operating voltage of 5V, and is rated at 360mA. Keeping the temperature down in your project can often be a necessity, and this fan can definitely help.
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Perfect Fan
I bought this fan to use with a motor controller chip also purchased through this site. Both came packaged well. I used pulse width modulation from an MSP430 microcontroller with the motor driver and was able to control the fan speed. Worked great! Thank you.
If I ran this at 6v how long til it would fail if at all?
could this fan be used as a wind generator to power an Arduino pro mini and a standard servo using the wind of a leaf blower?
Can you run this fan from the a wall outlet powered arduino?
360ma, you would be fine running it off of the 5v pin and ground, just don't try to run it off of one of the regular I/O (input/output) pins.
When will these be coming in? Its been almost 2 weeks. :(
Sorry, but they sent the wrong thing and we're working on getting them re-shipped.
do you need a brushless motor ESC to use one of these? or can you just hook it up to 5VDC?
:D datasheet dont help me any...
does anyone know the max heat dissapation??
That depends on the humidity, temperature, and pressure the air in location that you are cooling.
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What would it take to step 110 down to run this. I don't see any DC to DC converters that step down that type of voltage?
Where did you find a 100v DC power source?
Probably just regular 110v out of the wall that's been regulated to DC. Although that would have to be a pretty beefy circuit...
From http://www.shvt.cn/en/uploaded_files/1256804264.pdf
2500 rpm, 29.17 CFM, .11 in-h20 static pressure, 28 dB-A noise, 54 g mass
That's a link to a japanese clothes store. Thanks for the info though.
It looks like this might be the manufacturer's page: http://www.shvt.cn/en/DC-FAN/
If so, it looks like these are ball-bearing (the -PHB- in the model number would be -PHS- if it were a sleeve bearing). Maybe. The data sheet is awfully brief and is partly in Chinese, which I can't read.
Also an important thing to know would be if these are ball bearing or sleeve. I would guess sleeve bearings, because of the price, but I'm just making sure. (These are important things to know, please tell us!)
I believe the
Bin the product number means ball bearing. I could be wrong though.Uh... how much air can these fans move (CFM)?
According to the datasheet, 20.17CFM.