HUDY 293113 40mm Brushless Cooling Fan with Internal Tabs  [HSP-293113]

HUDY 293113 - Brushless RC FAN 40mm - With Internal Soldering Tabs
Price:
NZD$37.02
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-293113
Condition:
Brand New
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High RPM Cooling for RC Gear

The HUDY 293113 is a compact brushless fan built to remove heat from ESCs and other electronics in compact RC builds. Its 40mm form factor fits tight bays while helping stabilise temperatures during long runs.

Details and Electrical Specs

This model uses internal soldering tabs for a clean wiring layout and accepts 6.0V to 8.4V input, drawing approximately 0.2A. The fan spins between 14,000 and 15,000 RPM and includes a 200mm cable for flexible placement in your chassis.

Specifications

  • Voltage Range: 6.0V - 8.4V
  • Current: 0.2A
  • Speed: 14,000 - 15,000 RPM
  • Weight: 15.25g
  • Cable Length: 200mm

Fitting and Soldering Notes

Fasten the HUDY 293113 securely with screws or use double-sided tape for lightweight panels. When soldering to the internal tabs work quickly with a properly tinned iron to avoid overheating the terminals.

Well suited to club racers and touring car builds where compact, dependable cooling keeps electronics running consistently.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Is the 200mm cable long enough for mounting behind the ESC?

In most chassis layouts the 200mm lead gives good reach to common mounting points, but measure your routing path to be sure before final installation.

Can I solder directly to the tabs or should I use a connector?

Direct soldering to the internal tabs is supported, but if you prefer modularity use a short pigtail and connector to allow easy replacement later.

Will the fan cause radio interference?

Properly routed and insulated wiring minimises any risk. Keep power leads away from receiver antenna and use common grounding practices to avoid issues.

What is the best way to mount on a textured chassis?

Use flat mounting pads or sand a small flat area before using double-sided tape to ensure full contact and reduce vibration transfer.

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