Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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A 12V 0.60A brushless turbine blower fan for projector cooling
The Ruth's sister 12V .60A 7512 cable delivers 12 volt power at 0.60 amperes to an ADDA AB7512UB-W03 brushless turbine blower. It is built for projector cooling modules that require this exact voltage and current rating. The assembly arrives new and ready for internal installation.
Technicians replacing a failed blower in compatible projector chassis will find the correct electrical match. Builders who need a different voltage, a higher current rating or a separate connector style should look for an alternative cable.
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Power the system and listen for the brushless turbine to spin up smoothly; verify the 12 V supply delivers .60 A at the connector.
The package contains the 7512 cable assembly only; a compatible 12 V power source and mounting hardware for the blower are not included.
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