Mindray IPM-9800 Monitor Fan 12V 1.0W F07652 70mm×70mm×15mm

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Brand Name:	Mindray
Model Number:	IPM-9800

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Minimum Order Quantity:	1 Piece
Price:	USD
Packaging Details:	Carton
Delivery Time:	3-5 working days
Payment Terms:	T/T,Western Union,Paypal

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Detailed Product Description

Product Name:	Fan	Model:	F07652
Rated Voltage:	12V DC	Rated Power:	1.0W
Rated Speed:	2800rpm	Air Volume:	4.5CFM
MTBF:	≥30000 Hours	Size:	70mm×70mm×15mm
Weight:	About 50g	Condition:	Used-good
Highlight:	Mindray IPM-9800 monitor fan , 12V patient monitor cooling fan , 70mm medical monitor replacement fan

Mindray IPM-9800 Monitor Fan 12V 1.0W F07652 024-000001-00A Hospital Device Parts Used-Good

The Mindray IPM-9800 Monitor Fan (12V 1.0W F07652 024-000001-00A) is the core heat dissipation component for medical monitoring equipment. This brushless DC fan is specifically engineered for medical applications, featuring materials and airflow optimized for low noise, high reliability, and extended service life. It ensures continuous, stable operation of medical monitors by effectively managing internal temperatures.

Product Specifications

Product Name	Fan
Model	F07652
Rated Voltage	12V DC
Rated Power	1.0W
Rated Speed	2800rpm
Air Volume	4.5CFM
MTBF	≥30000 hours
Material	Flame Retardant ABS
Size	70mm × 70mm × 15mm
Weight	50g

Core Functions

Temperature Control: The fan motor drives blades to absorb and dissipate heat from internal components, preventing performance degradation due to overheating.
Extended Component Life: Protects temperature-sensitive medical equipment components (motherboard CPUs, power supply chips) from premature failure caused by prolonged high-temperature operation.
Safety & Energy Efficiency: Features Class F insulation windings, sealed bearings, and flame-retardant materials. Consumes only 1.2W at full capacity (0.8W standby), achieving 50% energy savings versus traditional cooling fans.
Medical Environment Adaptability: Performs reliably in diverse hospital conditions including ICU high-temperature sterilization, emergency room low-temperature conditions, and operating room electromagnetic environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: The fan noise suddenly increases, exceeding 45dB, while running, affecting the patient room environment. What should I do?

A1: Increased noise typically indicates foreign objects in the fan or deformation. Remove any debris from blades and bearings, check for deformation, then restart the device to verify noise levels.

Q2: During routine maintenance, how can I clean the fan to avoid damage? What is the recommended cleaning frequency?

A2: Use compressed air or a soft brush for cleaning. Avoid liquids. Clean every 6 months in general wards, every 3 months in ICU/OR. Verify smooth operation after cleaning before reinstallation.

Q3: After being stored in a -20°C warehouse for three months, the fan starts with a 5-second delay. Is this normal? How can I prevent this?

A3: Low-temperature delays are normal due to increased oil viscosity. Before use, acclimate the device at 20-25°C for 2 hours. Never force-start with direct heating methods.

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