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NAICS 334512 — Fan controls, temperature responsive, manufacturing

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A cooling fan accessory designed for ZWO astronomy cameras (models 2400, 2600, 6200), sold by B&H Photo Video. The fan is used to dissipate heat from the camera…

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A cooling fan accessory designed for ZWO astronomy cameras (models 2400, 2600, 6200), sold by B&H Photo Video. The fan is used to dissipate heat from the camera during astronomical observations. It likely consists of a plastic housing, metal fan blades, and a small electric motor, manufactured through injection molding of the plastic components, metal stamping or machining for the blades, and assembly of the motor and wiring. The fan is powered electrically, typically via a USB or external power connection, to provide active cooling for the camera equipment.

Analyzed by CarbonGuru on 2025-11-10 05:09:01

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