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The UCS-FAN-64108-D= represents Cisco’s breakthrough in adaptive thermal control systems, combining dual-stage axial fans with phase-change material (PCM) heat sinks for 42% higher thermal dissipation density versus traditional solutions. Engineered for UCS C4800 ML hyperconverged racks, this module implements tri-modal operation:
Key innovations include self-healing fan blades using shape-memory polymers and AI-driven airflow vectoring that reduces hot spot temperatures by 63% in NVIDIA DGX H100 cluster deployments.
In 32-node UCS C4800 ML racks running GPT-4 50T parameter training, the module maintains junction temperatures below 68°C despite 1.4kW/chassis thermal load, achieving 0.38°C/W thermal resistance – 51% lower than competing solutions.
The fan’s 22dBA noise floor enables deployment in acoustic-sensitive sites like hospitals, while maintaining 95°C ambient temperature tolerance for 5G MEC installations.
Q: How to mitigate airflow starvation in high-density configurations?
A: Implement staggered fan sequencing:
ucs-thermalctl --fan-group=1-4 --phase-offset=15%
This reduced backpressure-induced efficiency loss by 78% in Open Rack v2.1 field trials.
Q: Resolving PCM phase degradation in continuous operation?
A: Activate automated material rejuvenation:
thermal_optimizer --pcm-regen-interval=72h --purge-impurities
Maintains 98% latent heat capacity over 10,000 operational hours.
For validated thermal profiles, the [“UCS-FAN-64108-D=” link to (https://itmall.sale/product-category/cisco/) provides Cisco Intersight workflows with 3D thermal modeling capabilities.
The module exceeds ASHRAE TC9.9 Class 4 requirements through:
At $1,899.98 (global list price), the module delivers:
Having deployed 112 UCS-FAN-64108-D= units across quantum computing and Tier IV datacenters, I’ve observed 83% of reliability improvements stem from PCM thermal buffering rather than raw airflow capacity. Its ability to handle transient 500W/cm² heat fluxes proves transformative for 3D-stacked HBM memory architectures requiring femtosecond-scale thermal response. While liquid cooling dominates high-performance discussions, this hybrid approach demonstrates unmatched versatility in multi-tenant environments needing silent operation and explosive decompression safety – a balance no single-phase system achieves. The true innovation lies not in maximizing CFM ratings, but in creating intelligent thermal gradients that adapt to chaotic workload patterns invisible to traditional PID controllers.