Lian Li UNI Fan TL LCD 120 Wireless 120mm Black 12TLLCD1W1B
- 120 mm
- Fluid Dynamic
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A 5 V, 0.09 A notebook cooling fan with a 3510 RPM rating
This TSUJ fan operates at 5 V and draws 0.09 A to cool laptop internals. It matches the ADDA AD3505LB-G53 form factor used in many slim notebooks. The part carries reference Kepler-C72J-OYS-0042 for ordering accuracy. Builders repairing a compatible chassis can install it directly.
The unit slots into the existing 3510 mounting pattern without adapter brackets. It requires a 5 V header on the motherboard and frees the original heatsink from a failed or noisy spinner. Buyers needing a different voltage, connector pitch or larger airflow envelope should verify their service manual first.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | TSUJ |
| Part number | Kepler-C72J-OYS-0042 |
The 5 V supply and 0.09 A current rating set the thermal and electrical ceiling for sustained running.
At 5 V and 0.09 A the fan draws minimal power, so acoustic output and heat rise stay low throughout extended operation.
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