About the Sanus CAFQ01
This fan panel is designed for use with the Sanus CAPT01 low-voltage power supply. Two side-by-side ultra-quiet fans push air through your component rack, keeping your components cool. The thermostat kit that comes with the CAPT01 controls the fans, activating them when the temperature reaches 85 degrees, and turning them off when it drops below 75 degrees.
Product highlights:
- ultra-quiet fan for use with Sanus CAPT01 low-voltage power supply and thermostat
- fan panel includes two 4-1/2" fans
- rack-mounted
- rack mount screws not included
- 19"W x 5-1/4"H x 2-3/16"D
- warranty: 5 years
- Our 60-day money-back guarantee
- MFR # CAFQ01-B1
What's in the box:
- Rack-mount fan unit (rack height 3U)
- 3' DC power wire with DC barrel plugs on each end
- Instruction Manual
Customer Q&A
Q
does the fan blow air out (exhaust) or blow air in (intake)?
A
It appears they are intended to blow outward. I suppose the panel could be reversed but they would protrude and the power jack would be outside the panel necessitating drilling a hole for cable.
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Overview: The Sanus CAFQ01-B1 ultra-quiet fan helps to cool the equipment mounted in your A/V rack. Two 4.5" diameter fans are mounted to a triple rack unit (3U) panel (for a standard 19" rack). The fan is powered by the Sanus CAPT01-B1 multi-volt power supply (not included), and is automatically activated by the thermostat kit (included with the power supply) when the interior of the rack exceeds a specified temperature. A 3' DC power wire is included.
Note: No rack mounting screws are included with the fan.
The Sanus CAFQ01 replaces these items
- two built-in variable-speed fans
- temperature sensor
- remote on/off trigger input
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