Lake Oswego, Oregon — December 14, 2021 — CUI Devices’ Thermal Management Group today announced the recent expansion of its DC fan and blower product line, adding more than 30 new series and more than 500 new SKUs. These very economical models include a range of sleeve bearing and ball bearing options as well as CUI Devices' omniCOOL™ bearing system, which has a longer life and higher performance compared to traditional fan designs. In addition to being very economical, models with the suffix C, CF, BG or BF also offer the industry's best delivery time as low as 12 weeks. As engineers continue to face the problem of shortened design cycles, CUI Devices’ delivery time is 20 to 40 weeks longer than the current average delivery time in the fan market, which has a major advantage.
CUI Devices’ DC fans and centrifugal blowers now have frame sizes ranging from 25 mm to 120 mm, with airflow ratings ranging from 1.17 CFM to 200 CFM. All models are equipped with automatic restart protection as standard, including additional options for tachometer signals, rotation detectors and PWM control signals. These DC fans provide rated voltages of 5, 12, 24 or 48 Vdc, various rated speeds from 1500 to 23500 RPM, and static pressure ratings from 0.04 to 5.22 inH 2 O. In addition to its standard products, CUI Devices can also provide customized DC fan or blower solutions to meet various forced air cooling needs.
CUI Devices’ DC fan and blower models are available immediately, starting at $3.87 for each 500 piece. Please contact CUI Devices for OEM pricing.
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Summary Product Name: DC Fans and Blower Availability: Inventory to 12 weeks Possible users: IT and telecommunications, medical equipment and industrial applications Main features: sleeves, balls and omniCOOL system bearings, the industry’s best delivery time Cost: 3.87 per piece US$500 through distribution
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CUI Devices is a technology company focused on developing, manufacturing and distributing electronic components for a wide range of market segments. Since operating as CUI Inc in 1989, CUI Devices has established customer and partnership relationships and created value by focusing on making the work of design engineers easier and more successful through first-class online experience, technical support, and customer service. In September 2019, CUI Devices announced the partial acquisition of the business of CUI Inc, purchasing interconnection, audio, thermal management, motion, sensor and switch product lines. As an independent entity, CUI Devices will continue to invest in the future through new technologies, excellent employees, expanded manufacturing capabilities and ever-expanding global influence. For more information, please visit www.cuidevices.com.
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