Brushless DC fan

I have a Pabst 4414F axial fan with the following description:

"Electronically commutated external rotor motor. Fully integrated commutation electronics."

Does this mean that it is a brushless fan???

TVMIA

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colinstone
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Yes !

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Baron

Many thanks. Seems a lot of management speak for two words!!

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colinstone

snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com inscribed thus:

Yes, but it looks good on spec sheets !

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Baron

Yep, that's "Electronically commutated", "external rotor" means the moving part is the outside of the motor. As such it sounds fairly typical of the fans seen in PCs .

Bye. Jasen

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Jasen Betts

Yes.

BTW, *Papst* make fans. Pabst make beer ;-)

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Fred Abse

Do you think they really care what the motor says, after they're out of beer? ;-)

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Michael A. Terrell

i'm a fan of Pabst!

i get blown away by the fine, fine flavor.

(respondent is sheeepishly smirking....)

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HapticZ

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