





The AFB0624HHB combines a 60 mm square frame with a 15 mm profile for server and power-supply ventilation. This 24VDC axial fan is listed at 4500 rpm, with 2.4 W input and 48.7 Pa maximum static pressure.
| Rated Voltage(V) | 24 |
|---|---|
| Size(mm) | 60*60*15 |
| Max.Air Flow(m³/h) | 29.4 |
| Max.Pressure(Pa) | 48.7 |
| Input Power(W) | 2.4 |
| Speed(rpm) | 4500 |
| Noise(db) | 35 |
The Delta AFB0624HHB is a brushless DC axial fan for server and storage equipment. It provides a defined airflow path where equipment layout leaves limited room for passive heat removal.
The listed 2.4 W input is relevant to supply sizing and the system energy budget; actual consumption depends on the operating duty. The series combines ball-bearing construction with UL 94V-0 materials, addressing mechanical durability and component flammability requirements. Good inlet spacing helps reduce turbulence, which matters when balancing usable cooling capacity against installed sound levels.
Equipment manufacturers and maintenance teams should match the complete part number and installation limits for reliable operation across the service cycle.
Delta AFB0624HHB serves server and storage equipment, helping remove heat from processors, drives and other heat-producing assemblies. Airflow supports stable equipment temperatures.
For power-supply equipment, Delta AFB0624HHB provides equipment cooling around power-conversion components. Managing electrical conversion losses helps maintain dependable power delivery.
In telecommunications equipment, air movement helps handle continuous communication duty. Delta AFB0624HHB supports cooling around densely arranged electronic assemblies, contributing to service continuity.
Delta AFB0624HHB supports cooling in industrial control equipment. Air circulation around controllers and electronic modules helps manage heat accumulated within enclosures, supporting stable automation operation.
AFB0624HHB is listed for Server and Power Supply cooling. Confirm the installed airflow demand, pressure loss and ambient conditions before approval.
Serviceability depends on access, connector choice and mounting. Plan isolation and cleaning access, inspect the airflow path, and use the manufacturer's replacement guidance rather than attempting an unsupported repair.
The workbook lists a maximum airflow of 29.4 m3/h. This is not the airflow at every system resistance; use the applicable pressure-flow curve to identify the installed operating point.
The filter data does not confirm a control interface. Check the exact-model datasheet and wiring for PWM, analog control, FG/RD feedback or fixed-speed operation before connection.
24VDC is listed for AFB0624HHB. Verify the allowable input range, phase, frequency where applicable, polarity and wiring diagram in the exact specification.

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