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Brushless Cooling Fan 18 volt DC Big Size With Jst Connector for Induction Heater or Cooke

Brand: Non-Brand
Category: CPU Cooler
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Highlights:

  • Material:
    Metal, Plastic
  • Warranty Period:
    No Warranty
  • Country of Origin:
    China
Color : Black
Black

Specification:

Name
Brushless Cooling Fan 18 volt DC Big Size With Jst Connector for Induction Heater or Cooke
Category CPU Cooler
Material
Metal, Plastic
Warranty Period
No Warranty
Country of Origin
China
Number of Blades
6
Features
Induction Fan
Power supply
DC
Made In
China
Dimensions
128x128x25mm
Type of Motor
DC
Voltage
18 volt DC
Weight
80g
Company Non-Brand
Weight
0.09 Kg

Summary:

With an 18V DC power draw, the 18V DC Brushless Cooling Fan for Induction Cooker exhausts heat from internal copper coils. An axial motor maintains 1500 RPM to prevent thermal shutdown during high-heat cooking. Standard JST 2-pin wiring fits most common local induction stove motherboards.

Key Features

  1. Brushless Axial Motor: 0.20A current draw for low power consumption. Minimal friction prevents overheating during long cooking sessions.
  2. JST 2-Pin Connector: Standardized plastic housing for direct motherboard attachment. Eliminates soldering during induction heater cooling fan replacements.
  3. 6-Blade Airflow Design: 1500 RPM rotational speed for consistent heat dissipation. High-speed rotation clears humidity from internal electronic components.
  4. Sleeve Bearing System: Lubricated internal shaft for quiet rotation. Reduces vibration during high-power cooking.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the voltage of induction cooker fan?

The motor operates on an 18V DC power supply. This voltage matches the standard output from most induction stove control boards.

How to replace induction cooker cooling fan?

Disconnect the JST plug from the motherboard and remove the mounting screws. Seat the new fan and reconnect the 2-pin terminal to restore airflow.


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