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An axial fan moves air straight through along its shaft, which makes it the usual choice for cooling electrical panels, cabinets and equipment. Panel builders, switchgear and automation makers, OEMs and dealers fit one where drives, power supplies and contactors build up heat. Use it as a panel cooling fan behind a filter grille, or as an axial flow fan inside equipment.
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See our AC axial fan for the current model, and our SMPS power supply range for panel power.
Panel Cooling Fan for Cabinets and Equipment
Heat shortens the life of electronics in a closed panel, so steady airflow matters. An axial cooling fan pulls cool air in low and pushes warm air out high, or works with a filter on the intake. A cabinet cooling fan should be sized by the heat load and panel volume, so check the product page for airflow and voltage before ordering. Clean the filter on the intake fan every few months, as a blocked filter cuts airflow sharply.
Wire the fan with our cable lugs and manual crimping tools, and power the rest of the panel with an SMPS power supply. Ashwin Tools ships across India with 10-day returns, and panel accessory dealers can sign up through our dealership programme.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an axial fan used for?
To move air in a straight line through panels, cabinets and equipment.
What is an axial flow fan?
A fan whose air flows parallel to the shaft, unlike a blower that turns air sideways.
Where should a panel cooling fan be fitted?
Low on the panel for intake or high for exhaust, with a vent on the opposite side.
What is the axial fan price?
The axial fan price depends on the model, with bulk quotes on request.
Axial fan or centrifugal blower, which should I pick?
Axial fans move more air at low pressure, while blowers suit ducted systems.
