Delta High Performance Server Fan Durability Evaluation

This is a video where I am starting a series into high performance computer fans these are used and all sorts of situations from robotic manufacturing equipment amplifiers and sound systems everywhere in the world where I small box tubeaxial fan is used these are the Style. And this video where you're starting out with a Delta that it was in a harsh Food Service environment the show how tough and clogged high performance fans can get and this is only a mid-range of the particular size. . .

[@brunoshow124]

even the cheapest, lowest end Delta fan will go forever. I have some that are 20-30 years old and still going strong.

[@combatjm89]

Go for it. This is an interesting subject!

[@victorlucas6951]

Thank you for this reliability post, it was my favorite. I would also appreciate if you also do one on solenoid water valves (like Asco). Keep up the good work.

[@boyinpyjamas]

You get to appreciate such hard workers.

[@jcallesano]

Thank you for this video. Looking for a good fan for an RC motor dual fan setup that may incorporate 2 40m mx40 mm by 28 mm fans rated at 0.5 amps or higher and at least 20 CFM each
What is your take on the fans that have two impellers that push and pull in one fan housing, I'm intrigued by those

[@herbwag6456]

I use similar 12 volt fans to circulate air in my off grid 12 volt solar powered home. Low current draw is my first consideration. I'd like to hook one up to pull smoke up my woodstove chimney.

[@virtualtools_3021]

M8 these are made of plastic

[@strongaddictions1645]

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[@user-un3xg9mi7y]

Maybe your “normal” fan is a remanufactureed fan , maybe it just from a old Server cleaned up than ready to be sold about 20$ again.
these fans sell very cheap in China , about 20￥(3$)each because it is remanufactured.

[@lsc8397]

I run these delta 120mm and 80mm fans in my PC (not server) but on the 5v rail.. do you know if there is any issue running these at a lower voltage?

[@MIketucky350]

Deltas are fantastic.

[@skynetcybersystem3tech]

cool

[@shannonbailey8515]

I know this post is old, but I am currently building a Threadripper Pro build, and I am looking for what approach I can take to use delta fans in my build. I am aware they may exceed the amps supported on the motherboard, so I was looking in how to go about it, like connecting them directly to the power supply, with a fan controller. This will be an air cooled build, with a Dynatron A38 cooler as well.... Since there isn't much of a Heatsink on the VRM, and I will be using ECC RAM that also doesn't have heatsinks....so air cooling is essential in this upcoming build.... Any input appreciated....

[@CatusMaximus]

you can do a custom wiring job with the fan power wires running directly from the power supply and the control and speed wires still plugged into the motherboard. that way they will be speed controlled and monitored normally but the power won't be going through the board.

[@kirillivanov9638]

I love fans

[@rodrigofilho1996]

Clean it, lubricate it, put it to work again...

[@mjyanimations1062]

That looks more like poo than dust. Brown??

[@vionom2627]

I think it's shat on it

[@virtualtools_3021]

He did say it's the same as a bathroom fan

[@briman113]

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