Elevate Your RC Performance with the 3Racing 3RAC-FAN11 Cooling Fan
In the world of RC racing, every degree matters. The 3Racing 3RAC-FAN11 Cooling Fan is designed to be more than just a cooling accessory; it’s a performance-enhancing tool crafted for serious hobbyists. With its robust aluminum case, this fan not only promises durability but also doubles as a heat sink, enhancing the overall thermal efficiency of your setup.
The Power of Aluminum: Durability Meets Functionality
Engineered with a high-quality aluminum casing, the 3RAC-FAN11 is built to withstand the rigors of competitive RC racing. This material choice ensures that while the fan keeps your motor and ESC cool, it also provides a sleek, professional look with its black finish accented by bronze highlights. This design not only appeals aesthetically but also serves a critical functional purpose by acting as an additional heat sink.
Precision Cooling for Optimal Performance
RC enthusiasts know that excessive heat can be detrimental to performance. The 3RAC-FAN11 tackles this issue head-on with its capability of reaching speeds up to 15,000 RPM, powered by a voltage range of 7.2V to a maximum of 8.4V. Such efficiency ensures that your motor and ESC remain within optimal temperature thresholds, allowing you to push your vehicle to its limits without fear of overheating.
Easy Connectivity for Quick Installation
Time is of the essence in RC racing, and the 3RAC-FAN11 is designed with convenience in mind. Featuring a 2-pin receiver connector, this fan allows for a quick and hassle-free installation process, ensuring you spend less time in the pit and more time on the track.
Specifications
- Dimensions: 40 x 40 x 10 mm
- Voltage: 7.2 V (Max. 8.4 V)
- Speed: Up to 15,000 RPM
The 3Racing 3RAC-FAN11 is a versatile cooling solution tailored for both amateur and professional RC racers. Its robust design, combined with high-speed performance, makes it an essential addition to any RC setup, ensuring sustained performance and longevity of your electronic components.
