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A 12 V, 0.80 W ultra-quiet 4010 fan for cooling audio and video equipment
The Revitol HA40101V4-D13U-C99 is a 12V DC ultra-quiet fan identified by the 4010 frame designation. It operates at a rated power of .80W and carries the D13U-C99 configuration code. This component serves as a cable extender within audio and video accessory installations.
This fan suits technicians maintaining 12V cooling assemblies that require the specific 4010 form factor and .80W power profile. Builders needing a different voltage, higher airflow rating, or alternative mounting dimensions should look at other models.
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The 12V .80W rating indicates low power draw, allowing the 4010 ultra-quiet fan to sustain operation without a defined thermal shutdown threshold in the specifications.
Described as ultra-quiet, the 4010 fan operates at 0.80W on 12V, which typically results in minimal acoustic output during extended daily use.
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