Lian Li UNI Fan TL LCD 120 Wireless 120mm Black 12TLLCD1W1B
- 120 mm
- Fluid Dynamic
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A 24 V, 80 mm inverter fan drawing 0.33 A with a three-pin connection
This TSUJ AFB0824SH is a 24V DC cooling fan with an 80mm frame and a 3-pin connector. It draws 0.33A and carries the part number Kepler-C72J-OYS-0183. The unit is sold new and is designed for inverter-driven airflow in appliance and industrial enclosures.
The fan serves as a direct swap for a failed 24V 8025 model that uses the same 3-pin interface and current draw. The upgrade is worth it when the original unit has become noisy, has reduced speed or has stopped spinning altogether. It is not for systems that require a different voltage, a larger frame size or a 4-pin PWM control signal.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | TSUJ |
| Part number | Kepler-C72J-OYS-0183 |
The AFB0824SH uses standard 80mm fan mounting spacing with holes centred 72mm apart on each side.
Align the keyed 3-pin connector with the 24V header, press straight in until seated, and verify the tachometer signal reads in BIOS.
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