Value Collection SO2147-14 Axial Fan 88.3 Cfm 12V Dc

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SO2147-14 is a square tube axial fan designed for DC-powered cooling applications in electronics, control panels, and equipment enclosures. Running on 12 volts DC and drawing 0.330 amps, it delivers 88.3 CFM of airflow at speeds ranging from 2700 to 3000 RPM. The ball bearing construction supports reliable continuous operation and longer service life compared to sleeve bearing alternatives. At 4.72 inches square and 1 inch deep, this compact form factor fits standard fan mounting cutouts common in OEM and aftermarket equipment. Licensed HVAC techs, panel builders, and electronics technicians are the typical installers.

This fan is suited for forced-air cooling in low-voltage DC systems including HVAC control panels, variable frequency drive enclosures, electronic equipment cabinets, and similar applications where reliable airflow management is required. Its compact depth of 1 inch allows installation in tight spaces where larger fans cannot fit. The 12-volt DC input makes it compatible with standard low-voltage control circuits without additional power conversion. It ships as a single unit and is appropriate for both OEM replacement and new-installation use cases.

Key Features

• 88.3 CFM airflow output for effective forced-air cooling in compact enclosures
• 12-volt DC operation at 0.330 amps draws minimal power from control circuits
• 2700 to 3000 RPM operating speed range for consistent airflow
• Ball bearing design for extended service life and reliable continuous duty
• Square 4.72 x 4.72 inch frame fits standard panel and equipment mounting cutouts
• 1-inch depth profile enables installation in space-constrained applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation axial fan for 12-volt DC forced-air cooling applications in electronic enclosures, control panels, and equipment cabinets requiring a 4.72 x 4.72 inch square frame.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with low-voltage DC electrical systems. Disconnect and de-energize the host equipment before removing the existing fan or mounting this unit. Verify airflow direction marked on the fan frame before securing to ensure proper intake or exhaust orientation. Follow NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring and secure all connections before restoring power.