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Square black axial fan 92x92x25 mm three-wire 24V 0.33A

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Fans TA350DC M34691-33 9225 24V 0.33A case fan

SKU CH-5CM2-51E8P

A 92 mm square, 25 mm deep axial case fan running on 24 V DC with a 0.33 A draw and a three-wire speed-alarm connector

  • 24 V DC rated voltage powers industrial cooling reliably
  • Double ball bearing design extends operational lifespan significantly
  • 90×90×25 mm compact footprint fits tight chassis spaces
  • Three-wire speed alarm cable enables real-time RPM monitoring
  • 33 A current draw keeps power consumption low

24 V axial fan for system cooling

The NIDEC TA350DC M34691-33 is a 92 mm square axial fan designed for 24 V DC operation in industrial and PC cooling applications. It suits builders who need a compact airflow device with a standard three-wire connection for speed monitoring.

Double ball bearing and low current draw

The fan uses a double ball bearing for durability and runs at a rated current of 0.33 A. Its three-wire interface provides a speed alarm signal so the host system can detect rotor stalls without additional sensors.

90 × 90 × 25 mm footprint fits tight spaces

The 25 mm thickness allows installation in shallow chassis or equipment bays where larger fans cannot fit. The red, black and yellow lead colours follow the common motherboard three-pin layout for straightforward wiring.

Highlights

  • 24 V DC rated voltage powers industrial cooling reliably
  • Double ball bearing design extends operational lifespan significantly
  • 90×90×25 mm compact footprint fits tight chassis spaces
  • Three-wire speed alarm cable enables real-time RPM monitoring
  • 33 A current draw keeps power consumption low

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the three-wire lead to my motherboard, and which wire do people often mix up?

Match the red wire to +24 V, black to ground and yellow to the tachometer pin on a 3-pin header; the yellow speed-alarm wire is the one most often swapped with ground.

What part will need replacement first on the TA350DC M34691-33?

The double ball bearing is the only moving component subject to wear; expect it to be the first item requiring service after extended operation.

At what input power does the fan hit its thermal limit during continuous running?

Continuous draw is rated at 0.33 A at 24 V; sustained operation at that level defines the thermal ceiling for the 9225 frame.

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