January 17, 2024
LAKE OSWEGO, Ore. — January 17, 2024 — CUI Devices’ Thermal Management Group today announced the addition of ac fans to its product portfolio. The CAF family is a range of ac axial fans offering frame sizes of 120 mm or 172 mm and airflows from 44.69 to 164.5 CFM. Available with ball bearing or sleeve bearing construction, these ac fan models carry operating voltages from 110 to 125 Vac or 220 to 240 Vac.
Measured at both 50 Hz and 60 Hz, additional fan performance specifications include rated speeds from 1300 up to 2900 RPM, noise levels from 27.7 up to 52.1 dBA, and rated power from 7.1 up to 32.1 W. All models feature operating temperature ranges from -10 to 70°C.
The CAF family also carries UL/cUL 507 and TUV safety approvals, while complying with EN 55014 and EN/IEC 61000 standards. All models are RoHS compliant.
The CAF models are available immediately with prices starting at $11.66 per unit at 100 pieces through distribution. Please contact CUI Devices for OEM pricing.
For helpful resources and tools on thermal management, check out CUI Devices’ Resource Library that houses a range of blog posts, videos, and more.
Summary
Product name: Ac Fans
Availability: Stock to 10 weeks
Possible users: Telecommunications, industrial, and medical devices
Primary features: 44.69 to 164.5 CFM airflows, ball or sleeve bearing construction
Cost: $11.66 per unit at 100 pieces through distribution
About CUI Devices
CUI Devices is an electronic components manufacturer dedicated to nurturing the spirit of innovation by being more human—caring more than is expected, embracing evolution, taking a holistic approach, and having fun along away. The company specializes in an ever-expanding range of product technologies, including audio, interconnect, motion, relays, sensors, switches, and thermal management solutions. To learn more, visit www.cuidevices.com.
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