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The nVent SCHROFF part number 24572-407 is a radial fan unit designed for the RatiopacPRO AIR series. It features a surface mount configuration with a height of 0.5U and a horizontal pitch of 84HP. The assembly integrates three centrifugal fans to provide active cooling. Each fan delivers an air capacity of 36 m³/h under free blowing conditions. The unit is constructed for integration into standard 19-inch rack systems, ensuring thermal management for enclosed electronic equipment.
Verify the exact part number format, as sources list both '24572-407' and '24572407'. Confirm that the required air flow capacity of 36 m³/h per fan meets your specific thermal design requirements. Ensure compatibility with the RatiopacPRO AIR mounting system before procurement.
Select this component when integrating active cooling into RatiopacPRO AIR enclosures. The 0.5U height allows for minimal vertical space consumption while providing significant airflow through its triple-fan configuration. Verify that the 84HP width matches your existing rack structure.
This fan unit belongs to the nVent SCHROFF accessory portfolio, complementing their EuropacPRO and RatiopacPRO enclosure lines. It serves as a critical thermal management solution for passive or hybrid-cooled rack systems, ensuring reliable operation of sensitive electronics in confined spaces.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Direct replacement requires matching the 84HP width, 0.5U height, and specific airflow characteristics of the original unit.
The unit contains three fans, each providing an air capacity of 36 m³/h under free blowing conditions.
It is designed for simple mounting on the RatiopacPRO AIR series enclosures.
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