Coolerguys 97mm Medium Speed Blower Fan, 12V DC, 3-Pin, Desktop Compatible For Sale
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Coolerguys 97mm Medium Speed Blower Fan, 12V DC, 3-Pin, Desktop Compatible:
$13.31
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Fan Size: 97x95x33mmBearings: Sleeve Bearing
Air Flow: 15.6 CFM
Operation Voltage: DC 12V
Current Rating: 0.25A
Outlet Volume: 29mm x 53mm
Fan Speed: 2800 ± 10% RPM
Noise Level: 32.8 dBA
Life expectancy: 40 000 hours
Connector: 3 pin with tachometer
Tail: 17"Great Utility: This highly-efficient 3-Pin CPU blower fan comes with a fan's dimensions of 97x95x33mm making it relatively small, allowing for easier installation and fitting into tight spaces. high airflow, which helps prevent overheating your system and offers better efficiency.
Easy Connectivity: The 3-pin 2510 MOLEX connector simplifies the installation process, as it is a common connector type found in many computer systems.
Low Power Consumption: The rated current of 0.25A indicates that the fan consumes relatively low power, contributing to energy efficiency.
Acceptable Noise Level: With a noise level of 32.8 dBA, the fan produces moderate noise, striking a balance between performance and acoustics.
Optimized Outlet Volume: The 29mm x 53mm outlet size helps direct the airflow efficiently, ensuring it reaches the desired components or areas for effective cooling.
Long Fan Life: With an estimated lifespan of 40,000 hours at 25℃, the fan offers reliable operation over an extended period, minimizing the need for frequent replacements.
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