NMB Technologies IP68 Advanced Potting II DC Fans with PWM

NMB Technologies IP68 Advanced Potting II DC Fans with Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) deliver certified protection against dust and water ingress while providing design and manufacturing benefits over traditional Potting I methods. In Potting I, connector assemblies are pre-assembled to the fan's PCBA or stator before potting, resulting in tight mechanical constraints on the connector housing dimensions and material compatibility. This is especially true for smaller frame sizes where strut-to-strut spacing is limited. The Potting II process eliminates these limitations, enabling expanded lead wire and connector configurations without the mechanical and thermal restrictions of Potting I. These generation 2 air movers provide greater flexibility in system designs and integration. NMB Technologies IP68 Advanced Potting II DC Fans are ideal for applications such as electric vehicle (EV) chargers, telecom cabinets, photovoltaic (PV) inverters, and small cell 5G networks.

Features

  • DC axial fan with outstanding P-Q performance
  • IP68 protection with highest level of protection from water/dust ingress
  • Vertically integrated manufacturing, with key components made in-house
  • Outfitted with NMB precision-machined stainless steel ball bearings for long life
  • PWM speed control
  • Tach output
  • Motor protection
    • Auto restart
    • Polarity protection (motor withstands reverse connection for positive and negative leads)
  • Advanced Potting II process enables expanded lead wire and connector configurations without the strict mechanical or thermal restrictions of Potting I

Applications

  • EV chargers
  • PV inverters
  • Telecom cabinets
  • Small cell 5G networks
  • Outdoor

Specifications

  • 10ΜΩ or higher insulation resistance with a DC 500V Megger
  • -10°C to +60°C or +70°C allowable ambient temperature range, non-condensing environment
  • Life expectancy
    • 09238DE-24Q: 100,000hrs at +25˚C
    • All other models: 40,000hrs at +60˚C
Publicado: 2026-03-17 | Actualizado: 2026-03-23