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A 12 V, 0.55 A, 4-wire cooling fan designed for Magic MGT4012UB-W28 units
This Revitol accessory is a 4-wire cable extender designed for the MAGIC MGT4012UB-W28 fan rated at 12V and .55A. It connects the 40284-type heat dissipation fan to a power source or controller in a video or electronics setup. The part is supplied new and serves as a replacement or extension link.
This extender suits technicians repairing or installing the specific MAGIC MGT4012UB-W28 cooling fan in compatible equipment. It is not for users needing a fan with different voltage, pin count, or connector style. Buyers without this exact fan model should look elsewhere.
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The fan runs continuously while the MAGIC MGT4012UB-W28 is powered; expect to replace it when bearing noise increases or airflow drops noticeably.
The 0.55 A current rating sets the thermal ceiling; prolonged loads that push the motor beyond this draw will trigger protective shutdown.
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