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BeeJ

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Does anyone make a 12VDC low current blower?
100 ma is not low current. Would like 40 ma or less.
Something the size that might be used in a PC or similar.
 
On 9/14/2010 7:37 PM, BeeJ wrote:
Does anyone make a 12VDC low current blower?
100 ma is not low current. Would like 40 ma or less.
Something the size that might be used in a PC or similar.
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www.digikey.com shows 32 parts matching your description
from 40 mA all the way down to 10.42 mA (10.8 CFM at zero head.)


--Winston

--
I pride myself on my unimportance.
(One must excel at something, or what
is a Heaven for?)
 
Winston has brought this to us :
On 9/14/2010 7:37 PM, BeeJ wrote:
Does anyone make a 12VDC low current blower?
100 ma is not low current. Would like 40 ma or less.
Something the size that might be used in a PC or similar.

www.digikey.com shows 32 parts matching your description
from 40 mA all the way down to 10.42 mA (10.8 CFM at zero head.)


--Winston
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Your Digikey must be different than mine.
Blower
12VDC
<=40MA

How about a sample part number?
 
On 9/15/2010 10:04 PM, BeeJ wrote:
Winston has brought this to us :
On 9/14/2010 7:37 PM, BeeJ wrote:
Does anyone make a 12VDC low current blower?
100 ma is not low current. Would like 40 ma or less.
Something the size that might be used in a PC or similar.

www.digikey.com shows 32 parts matching your description
from 40 mA all the way down to 10.42 mA (10.8 CFM at zero head.)


--Winston

Your Digikey must be different than mine.
Blower
12VDC
=40MA

How about a sample part number?
Click to expand...
I thought you were using the term 'blower' to denote
a plain fan. Whoopsy.

The only Blower I see close to your requirement is 42 mA.

www.digikey.com > Part Search > Fan > Fans - DC (2,844 items) >
Blower > 12 VDC > .05 W

259-1393-ND
259-1456-ND

Would these work?


If you can afford 58.3 mA there are a couple more:

259-1315-ND
259-1292-ND

--Winston

--
I pride myself on my unimportance.
(One must excel at something, or what
is a Heaven for?)
 
Winston wrote on 9/15/2010 :
On 9/15/2010 10:04 PM, BeeJ wrote:
Winston has brought this to us :
On 9/14/2010 7:37 PM, BeeJ wrote:
Does anyone make a 12VDC low current blower?
100 ma is not low current. Would like 40 ma or less.
Something the size that might be used in a PC or similar.

www.digikey.com shows 32 parts matching your description
from 40 mA all the way down to 10.42 mA (10.8 CFM at zero head.)


--Winston

Your Digikey must be different than mine.
Blower
12VDC
=40MA

How about a sample part number?

I thought you were using the term 'blower' to denote
a plain fan. Whoopsy.

The only Blower I see close to your requirement is 42 mA.

www.digikey.com > Part Search > Fan > Fans - DC (2,844 items)
Blower > 12 VDC > .05 W

259-1393-ND
259-1456-ND

Would these work?


If you can afford 58.3 mA there are a couple more:

259-1315-ND
259-1292-ND

--Winston
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close, but no cigar (as if you really wanted one).
What with the new magnets, you'd think someone would produce a really
efficient blower or tube axial.
 
On 9/16/2010 3:28 PM, BeeJ wrote:

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close, but no cigar (as if you really wanted one).
What with the new magnets, you'd think someone would produce a really efficient blower or tube axial.
Click to expand...
Could you use a tube axial in your application?

Digikey has some very low power parts.

--Winston


--
I pride myself on my unimportance.
(One must excel at something, or what
is a Heaven for?)
 
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