Lian Li UNI Fan TL LCD 120 Wireless 120mm Black 12TLLCD1W1B
- 120 mm
- Fluid Dynamic
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Compact 5 V USB fan with dual-ball bearing runs at 0.08 A for targeted cooling
The TSUJ 4010 is a compact 5V USB fan built with a dual ball bearing for continuous cooling of small electronics. It draws 0.08A from any standard USB port, making it suitable for hobbyists, technicians and anyone needing targeted airflow for components such as routers, single-board computers or projector enclosures.
The fan operates strictly within the 5V USB supply, so total airflow is capped by the port’s current limit and the 0.08A draw of the motor. It cannot be used where higher static pressure or larger air volume is required, and it offers no speed control or temperature sensing beyond the fixed voltage input.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | TSUJ |
| Part number | Kepler-C72J-OYS-0036 |
The product is offered as the Kepler-C72J-OYS-0036 part with a 5 V, 0.08 A dual-ball bearing design.
It draws 0.08 A at 5 V, so it runs directly from a standard USB socket without needing an external power adapter.
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