Powerhobby 25MM Aluminum High Speed Cooling Fan FOR Arrma Grom / Nascar

PowerHobby 25mm Aluminum High-Speed Cooling Fan – ARRMA GROM / Losi NASCAR

Description

The PowerHobby 25mm Aluminum High-Speed Cooling Fan provides strong airflow in a compact size for compatible ARRMA GROM, Losi NASCAR, and other small-scale RC cooling applications.

The durable aluminum-alloy housing helps protect the fan while providing additional heat-dissipation surface. With a rated speed of approximately 22,000 RPM, the fan helps reduce motor and electronics temperatures during extended runs and demanding driving conditions.

A 30cm extension lead is included for flexible installation and clean wire routing inside compact RC chassis.

Features

• Compact 25mm high-speed cooling fan
• Approximately 22,000 RPM
• Aluminum-alloy fan housing
• Helps reduce motor and electronics temperatures
• Compact design fits tight RC chassis
• Standard 25mm mounting-hole pattern
• Includes 30cm extension lead
• Standard two-wire red and black connection
• Suitable for motor, ESC, and electronics cooling
• Lightweight construction
• Black aluminum finish

Specifications

• Part Number / SKU: PHB7386
• Barcode: 800185006725
• Product Type: High-Speed RC Cooling Fan
• Fan Size: 25mm Square
• Fan Speed: Approximately 22,000 RPM
• Lead Length: Approximately 30cm
• Connector: Standard Two-Wire Red/Black Connection
• Housing Material: Aluminum Alloy
• Color: Black

Includes

• 1 PowerHobby 25mm Aluminum High-Speed Cooling Fan
• 1 30cm Extension Lead

Fits

• All ARRMA GROM models
• Losi NASCAR platform with a compatible 25mm fan mount
• Compatible 1/12- and 1/10-scale RC vehicles
• Motor heatsinks accepting a standard 25mm fan
• ESC heatsinks accepting a standard 25mm fan
• Custom RC cooling installations

Verify the mounting-hole pattern, available chassis clearance, connector compatibility, power-source voltage, and wire routing before purchasing.

Installation Note

Secure the fan to a compatible motor mount, heatsink, or cooling bracket using the correct mounting hardware.

Make sure the fan blades and wiring remain clear of the motor shaft, pinion gear, spur gear, driveshaft, suspension components, and other moving parts.

Confirm the correct operating voltage and connector polarity before applying power.