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High-Speed Axial Cooling Fans
When the load inside the cabinet runs hot, a filter fan is not enough. The FK6626 axial fan moves serious air across drives, rectifiers and power supplies, in AC220V or DC48V versions. For customers retrofitting hot panels, this is the first part to quote.
The Fan for a Cabinet That Runs Hot
Drives, rectifiers and power supplies push a lot of heat into a cabinet, more than a filter fan can move out through its intake screen. The FK6626 axial fan clears it with a high-speed impeller that forces air straight across the hot components.
AC220V and DC48V versions cover common panel supplies, and the fan is rated for continuous operation. Panel mount with a protective grille. High-speed operation makes more noise than a filter fan, so check the mounting for resonance; a medium-speed version is available for noise-sensitive sites. Add a KTS011 thermostat so the fan runs only when needed.
How to Choose an Axial Cooling Fan, Full Selection Guide
Choose the FK6626 axial fan for drives, rectifiers and power supplies. Match the voltage to the panel supply.
Pair with the KTS011 thermostat so the fan runs only when the cabinet heats up.
Request the medium-speed version, or use two filter fans in push-pull instead of one axial fan.
Send the heat load and voltage. NOXT confirms the axial fan model within 24 hours.
3-year warranty
Covered on every axial fan
Continuous rated
For around-the-clock duty
Speed variants
Medium-speed option for quiet sites
Inquiry FAQ
The axial fan moves much higher airflow for high heat loads, without the intake filter that limits the filter fan. Use axial for hot panels, filter for dusty but moderate environments.
Yes, rated for continuous operation. Adding a thermostat extends bearing life and saves energy.
High-speed axial fans are louder than filter fans. For noise-sensitive sites, request the medium-speed version or use two filter fans in push-pull instead.