SAMSUNG Atlas Sound AT-100 100W Commercial Attenuator video accessory
- Hard Wire Dimmer
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12 V 90×25 mm CPU cooler fan with 4-pin PWM control and two ball bearings
This 90 mm × 25 mm DC fan runs at 12 V and draws 3.83 W. It is built for CPU heat-sink cooling inside a computer case and suits builders who need a direct replacement for the Sunon EF92251S1-Q100-S99 model.
The four-pin PWM power interface and 90 mm square frame with 25 mm thickness determine whether the fan mounts on your existing cooler. Verify those dimensions and the 4-pin connector before ordering.
At 12 V the fan spins up to 18 000 RPM and moves 19.4 CFM, producing 54 dB of radiator noise. Operating voltage range is 7.0–13.4 V and the two-ball bearing is rated for 70 000 hours of life.
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It is rated at 3.83 W at 12 V, so a typical motherboard header will see roughly that load.
The 4-wire PWM connection lets the motherboard vary speed between 7.0 V and 13.4 V, with a tachometer signal for monitoring.
The fan measures 90 mm square by 25 mm thick with standard corner holes for 92 mm fan mounts.
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