SAMSUNG Atlas Sound AT-100 100W Commercial Attenuator video accessory
- Hard Wire Dimmer
- Black
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Genuine FOR ADDA 24V 0.26a power cooling fan for system cooling
This cable extender is designed for the genuine ADDA ad0824us-a71gl 8CM 8025 cooling fan rated at 24V and 0.26A. It provides a secure connection between the fan and its power source in compatible home video or electronics setups. The extender maintains the required electrical specifications for reliable operation.
Buyers who require a different voltage, current rating or connector type should look elsewhere. The extender suits only the 24V 0.26A ADDA 8025 unit referenced above. Anyone needing a fan assembly rather than just the cable extender will not find it here.
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| Product type | Cable Extender |
The listing describes a genuine FOR ADDA ad0824us-a71gl 8CM 8025 24V 0.26a power cooling fan; the cable extender is included for that fan.
The ad0824us-a71gl model is specified at 24V and 0.26A; no other voltage or current rating is listed for this part number.
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