ICT cooling applications
Cooling Fans for Information and Communications Technology
AC and DC axial fan applications for network switches, telecom cabinets, edge computing hardware, communication power supplies and auxiliary rack ventilation.
From compact communication modules to larger equipment enclosures, the cooling task is to move air through the real flow path—not simply achieve a free-air rating.
Server & Data Center Equipment
Auxiliary ventilation for rack enclosures, server-side airflow paths and control electronics. Check flow direction and pressure at the installed operating point.
Edge Computing & Network Devices
Localized airflow for processors, power modules, gateways and optical equipment. Verify fan thickness, inlet clearance and acoustic requirements.
Telecom Cabinets & Power Systems
Enclosure ventilation for communications hardware and power-control electronics. Outdoor installations need an appropriate protection and filtration design.
Fan models & ICT application table
Find a starting point for your equipment
These reference applications follow the supplied brief. Select a linked series to review its model-specific dimensions, supply options and performance data.
| Fan Model | Typical ICT Application |
|---|---|
| AC8025 | Small network switches, communication power modules |
| AC8038 | Edge gateway cabinets, compact telecom control boxes |
| AC9225 | Mini routers, optical transmission equipment |
| AC9238 | Indoor small base station cabinets, telecom power supplies |
| AC11025 | 1U/2U server auxiliary cooling, network chassis |
| AC12025 | Server rack side ventilation, network switch cabinets |
| AC12038 | Telecom battery cabinets, data center control cabinets |
| AC17238 | Medium-size base station cabinets, edge AI computing enclosures |
| AC17251 | Outdoor telecom cabinets, high-airflow network equipment |
| AC17255 | Large edge computing enclosures, telecom power cabinets |
| AC20572 | Large server rack ventilation, telecom equipment enclosures |
| AC18060 | Medium data center auxiliary ventilation |
| AC20060 | High-power telecom cabinets, rack-mounted computing units |
| AC22580 | Large telecom base station cabinets |
| AC25489 | Data center rack exhaust, heavy-duty telecom enclosures |
| AC28080 | Large-scale data center auxiliary ventilation systems |
| AC15050 | Compact optical communication modules, small network devices |
| DC2006 / DC2010 | Mini optical transceivers, small network sensors |
| DC2507 / DC2510 | Mini network adapters, compact communication modules |
| DC3007 / DC3010 | Small gateways, 5G communication micro-modules |
| DC4007 / DC4010 / DC4015 / DC4020 / DC4028 | Mini routers, optical communication equipment, edge microcontrollers |
AC and DC model labels follow the supplied brief. Linked product pages use the corresponding JyFan JA and JF series names. For AC12025, review both listed configurations on the linked page.
Selection considerations
Specify the operating conditions that matter
Airflow at system pressure
Filters, grilles, heat sinks and cable routing add resistance. Define the required airflow and pressure, then check the fan curve at that operating point.
Read the PQ curve guide →Mechanical & electrical integration
Confirm the mounting drawing, enclosure clearances, supply voltage, frequency where relevant, starting requirements and cable or connector arrangement.
Control, monitoring & acoustics
Check available PWM, speed feedback or alarm options for the exact variant. Evaluate installed noise and the equipment’s maintenance and redundancy strategy.
Environmental protection
Review ambient temperature, dust, humidity, condensation and corrosion. An outdoor cabinet application does not imply that a standard fan is rated for direct weather exposure; confirm the complete enclosure protection concept.
AC and DC axial fans can support heat dissipation across ICT equipment from compact electronics to larger rack systems. The required airflow, effective pressure and suitable model depend on the full installation.
Plan cooling for your ICT equipment.
Send your voltage, airflow, pressure, mounting requirements and operating environment.