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The PROCOOL SX480 is a silent high airflow rackmount fan system.
With a noise level of only 20 dBA it is one of the quietest 2U models
with the highest airflow available.
Available in both intake and exhaust versions.
The Intake model SX480 blows air into the rack.
The Exhaust model SX480E pulls air from the rack.
✓ Quiet operation - 20 dBA ✓ High Airflow - 128 CFM ✓ 3 Year Warranty
Procool SX80 Fans...
The SX80 series of fans provide the quietest rack cooling solution. Recommended where absolutely silent cooling is required. More airflow with less noise. The SX480 provides 128 CFM of airflow while running at a whisper quiet 20 dBA. Ideal for any cooling application where fan noise is not acceptable. Designed for recording and broadcast studio environments.
Mount the fan in the desired location. Connect the power supply to the fan panel with the mating plugs. Connect the power supply to AC power. The power supply accepts from 100 to 240VAC.
To maintain optimal performance, keep the fans clean. Canned air works well. If the fans are used outdoors or in a dusty environment is recommended to clean the fan blades as needed to keep clean.
Blade Removal
For cleaning and maintenance the blade prop is removable. Remove the fan grill and grasp the blade prop and pull straight out of the fan body. Now cleaning the blade is easy. Inspect the shaft and lubricate if needed. Any oil will work, light grease works best. Reinstall the blade, when properly installed the blade will snap into place.
Troubleshooting
The fan will not start:
1. Check the power connections. The power supply has a green led indicator, it should be on. If it is not check the power source. If not lit or flashing, it would indicate power supply failure or no power source power.
2. Is the light on the power switch on? If not check power. If on and the fans are not spinning see #3.
3. Check the fan blades to make sure they are fully seated in the housing. Press on the center of the blade and push in. If it is not seated you can hear it snap into place.
4. Turn the fan blade by hand to see if they are stuck. They should be free moving. If this starts the fan it is likely the fans need maintenance.
The fan is making noise:
1. Check for anything that could be rubbing against the fan blade.
2. Make sure the fan blades are clean. Dirty fan blades can make noise.
3. Check the blade prop shaft for lubrication. (See Blade Removal)
If the above steps do not solve the problem, contact our friendly customer service for assistance.