Cracking Open the Linksys SR224G Rackmount Switch
Linksys SR224G Cooling Vents
Heat is an enemy of virtually every computing product. Network switches are no different.
In the case of the Linksys SR224G, a pair of 1.5-inch, 5-volt fans are responsible for drawing air through the switch's ventilated sides.
In the case of the Linksys SR224G, a pair of 1.5-inch, 5-volt fans are responsible for drawing air through the switch's ventilated sides.
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