

For 24VDC server electronics, AFB0424HHB offers axial fan cooling in a 40 x 40 x 15 mm frame. A listed 19.3 m3/h maximum airflow and 8300 rpm rotor are paired with 2.16 W input for this voltage variant.
| Rated Voltage(V) | 24 |
|---|---|
| Size(mm) | 40x40x15 |
| Max.Air Flow(m³/h) | 19.3 |
| Max.Pressure(Pa) | 89.4 |
| Input Power(W) | 2.16 |
| Speed(rpm) | 8300 |
| Noise(db) | 32 |
Equipment manufacturers evaluating telecommunications equipment can consider Delta AFB0424HHB, a brushless DC axial fan. The fan supports heat removal by keeping air moving through the selected cooling path.
Its listed 40x40x15 mm format defines the space needed for installation, helping designers reserve room for adjacent components and cable routing. The axial layout moves air along the fan axis, supporting a direct ventilation route through the equipment opening. Acoustic results depend on the enclosure and duty point; smooth inlet geometry helps control avoidable airflow noise.
Equipment manufacturers and maintenance teams should match the complete part number and installation limits for reliable operation across the service cycle.
Delta AFB0424HHB serves server and storage equipment, helping remove heat from processors, drives and other heat-producing assemblies. Airflow supports stable equipment temperatures.
In power-supply equipment, Delta AFB0424HHB helps remove heat from power-conversion components. The cooling solution addresses electrical conversion losses to support dependable power delivery.
For telecommunications equipment, Delta AFB0424HHB provides equipment cooling around densely arranged electronic assemblies. Managing continuous communication duty helps maintain service continuity.
In industrial control equipment, air movement helps handle heat accumulated within enclosures. Delta AFB0424HHB supports cooling around controllers and electronic modules, contributing to stable automation operation.
AFB0424HHB is listed for Server and Power Supply cooling. Confirm the installed airflow demand, pressure loss and ambient conditions before approval.
2.16 W is shown in the filter data. Check whether the corresponding datasheet defines it as rated, free-air or maximum-load input before sizing the power source.
Suitability depends on thermal margin, operating temperature, alarm or feedback requirements and system redundancy. Qualify AFB0424HHB at the actual duty point; the model name alone is not a reliability guarantee.
Isolate power first. Verify the approved supply, connector, polarity or phase, control-enable input and any obstruction; follow the exact specification and do not bypass protection circuits.
A matching outline alone does not prove compatibility. Check 24VDC, mounting dimensions, connector, pinout, airflow direction, control signals and the required pressure-flow point.

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