AC Infinity AI-ACT9 AIRCOM T9 Quiet Cooling Fan System For Receivers \ Amps 17" For Sale

AC Infinity AI-ACT9 AIRCOM T9 Quiet Cooling Fan System For Receivers \ Amps 17
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AC Infinity AI-ACT9 AIRCOM T9 Quiet Cooling Fan System For Receivers \ Amps 17" :
$125.00

The AC Infinity AI-ACT9 AIRCOM T9 Quiet Cooling Fan System is the perfect addition to any home theater component, stereo or computer setup. With a fan diameter of 150 mm and a voltage of 12 V, this CPU fan with heatsink is designed for optimal performance and reliability. The ball bearing type ensures a smooth and efficient operation, while the aluminum material provides a durable and long-lasting solution.


This black fan system is compatible with a variety of receivers, amps, computers, tablets, various electronic components and networking devices. Its quiet operation makes it ideal for use in environments where noise levels need to be kept low. Upgrade your cooling system with the AC Infinity AI-ACT9 AIRCOM T9 Quiet Cooling Fan System today.


Open box - works as it should


Will be packaged with extreme care to survive transit.


Will ship domestically via FedEx Ground within 2 business days of cleared payment.


Will ship worldwide via 's Global Shipping Program.


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