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From fuel cells to telecom equipment, Orion fans have two new models to cheer about.
 

Orion Fans has developed two new low-profile DC blower models. Designated the ODB600PT and ODB9733 series blowers are available in 12, 24, and 48-volt models, and measure 120 x 120 x 32mm and 97 x 94 x 33mm, respectively. The cooling capabilities, along with the low profile constructions, make the blowers ideal for cooling fuel cells in hybrid electric vehicles and telecom equipment, as well as a variety of battery and other powered products that require thermal management.

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