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IP68 DC FANS:
Wakefield Thermal offers a selection of high-quality air movers to maintain a consistent flow of cool air for thermal applications and promote efficient operating temperatures. This series is also IP68 rated against dust and water intrusion.
DC Fans:
Wakefield Thermal produces a line of DC axial fans used on fan heat sinks which are commonly used on heatsinks to support BGAs, VGAs, and CPU coolers or as chassis fans. The fans range in size from 30x10mm to 120x38mm with the most common sizes in between. The fans are available in 12 volt as the most common, but other voltages (5, 24 and 48) are possible upon request. The standard configurations include 2 wire, 3 wire (tach) or 4 wire (PWM) and can be customized to support any range of connectors.
DC Blowers:
The Slim-Line Blower three-phase motor design provides exceptional balancing characteristics and low power consumption. Designed for tablets, notebooks, automotive, gaming monitors, all in one PC’s, or any other low-profile application, these powerful, ultra-thin, direct-diverting blowers can be as thin as 3.2mm.
DC Blowers:
The Slim-Line Blower three-phase motor design provides exceptional balancing characteristics and low power consumption. Designed for tablets, notebooks, automotive, gaming monitors, all in one PC’s, or any other low-profile application, these powerful, ultra-thin, direct-diverting blowers can be as thin as 3.2mm.
DC Server Fans:
Wakefield Thermal produces a line of DC Server Fans from 40x28mm to 120x38mm with the most common sizes in between. The fans are available in 12 volt as the most common, but other voltages (5, 24 and 48) are possible upon request. The standard configuration is 4 wire (PWM) which can be customized to support any range of connectors.
AC Fans:
Wakefield Thermal's AC fans use alternating current, which allows them to operate directly from standard power lines without a separate power supply or driver circuit. This simplifies installation in industrial enclosures, control cabinets, and HVAC equipment where AC power is already present. Unlike DC fans, which require voltage regulation and are typically limited to lower-power applications, AC fans can be driven directly from 110 VAC or 220 VAC mains, making them well suited for high-airflow and continuous-duty environments.