

FFB0924VHE provides 24VDC axial fan cooling for servers and telecom equipment in a 92 x 92 x 38 mm format. A listed 3800 rpm speed accompanies 145.2 m3/h maximum airflow and a 6.72 W electrical input.
| Rated Voltage(V) | 24 |
|---|---|
| Size(mm) | 92×92×38.00 |
| Max.Air Flow(m³/h) | 145.2 |
| Max.Pressure(Pa) | 101 |
| Input Power(W) | 6.72 |
| Speed(rpm) | 3800 |
| Noise(db) | 47.5 |
Equipment manufacturers evaluating power-supply equipment can consider Delta FFB0924VHE, a brushless DC axial fan. The fan supports heat removal by keeping air moving through the selected cooling path.
The listed 6.72 W input is relevant to supply sizing and the system energy budget; actual consumption depends on the operating duty. Its high-performance fan family emphasizes air delivery and pressure capability, helping address the resistance of densely populated equipment. 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 FFB0924VHE serves server and storage equipment, helping remove heat from processors, drives and other heat-producing assemblies. Airflow supports stable equipment temperatures.
In uninterruptible power systems, Delta FFB0924VHE helps remove heat from power electronics. The cooling solution addresses heat produced during power conversion to support stable backup-power operation.
For power-supply equipment, Delta FFB0924VHE 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 FFB0924VHE supports cooling around densely arranged electronic assemblies, contributing to service continuity.
FFB0924VHE is listed for Server and Telecommunications cooling. Confirm the installed airflow demand, pressure loss and ambient conditions before approval.
The workbook lists 101 Pa maximum pressure. Maximum pressure and maximum airflow occur at different points, so select FFB0924VHE from its curve at the required system resistance.
The listed noise value is 47.5 dB, but compare values only under matching test conditions. Installed noise also depends on speed, restriction, resonance and enclosure geometry.
A matching outline alone does not prove compatibility. Check 24VDC, mounting dimensions, connector, pinout, airflow direction, control signals and the required pressure-flow point.
3800 rpm is listed in the workbook. This value alone does not establish adjustable-speed capability; confirm the control input and permitted operating range in the exact datasheet.

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