HUDY 293113XL Brushless 40mm Fan Pack 12 - Solder Tab Edition  [HSP-293113XL]

HUDY 293113XL Brushless RC fan 40mm w Internal Soldering Tabs set of 12pcs
Price:
NZD$379.43
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-293113XL
Condition:
Brand New
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Compact Fan for Targeted Motor and ESC Cooling

Hobbyists fitting tight cavities will value the HUDY 293113XL 40mm brushless fan for its focused airflow. It helps lower motor and ESC temperatures so components sustain performance during longer runs.

Solder Tab Design for Low-Profile Wiring

Internal soldering tabs let you attach the fan directly to wiring without bulky connectors. That creates a cleaner install and reduces the chance of loose plugs in rough conditions.

Suitable for Speed Runs and Workshop Upgrades

From track setups to weekend builds, the fan's sturdy construction and consistent cooling make it useful across a range of RC applications. It performs well where space is at a premium.

Specifications

  • Voltage: Compatible with standard RC setups
  • Size: 40mm
  • Quantity: 12 pieces per set

This 40mm brushless fan is a straightforward, reliable choice for hobbyists who prefer neat wiring and consistent airflow in compact builds.
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.

Do I need special tools to solder the tabs?

A standard temperature-controlled soldering iron, solder and basic heatshrink are sufficient. Work on a clean bench and use flux for reliable joints.

Is this fan quiet enough for scale models?

At 40mm the fan produces modest noise but is generally acceptable for scale and touring models when mounted with vibration damping.

Can I use these fans on multiple cars?

Yes, the 12-piece pack gives flexibility to outfit several vehicles or keep spares on hand for practice days and events.

Should I add glue or screws when mounting?

Use small screws where possible for serviceability; use a dab of silicone or foam pads to reduce vibration. Avoid permanent glue unless the setup is final.

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