Lian Li UNI Fan TL LCD 120 Wireless 120mm Black 12TLLCD1W1B
- 120 mm
- Fluid Dynamic
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12 V, 1.65 A, 15000 RPM, 50 x 50 x 28 mm four-wire cooling fan for DV05028B12U
The TSUJ Kepler-C72J-OYS-0108 is a 12V 1.65A 4-wire cooling fan that spins at 15000RPM. It measures 50x50x28mm and is built as a direct replacement for the DV05028B12U model. The four-wire interface supports speed monitoring and PWM control for precise thermal management.
This fan suits technicians replacing a DV05028B12U unit in equipment that accepts a 50x50x28mm 4-wire 12V device. Builders needing a different voltage, a 2-wire or 3-wire connector, larger dimensions, or lower acoustic output should look at other models.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | TSUJ |
| Part number | Kepler-C72J-OYS-0108 |
At 15000RPM the fan moves a high volume of air, so it produces noticeable airflow noise and exhausts heat from the chassis; the 12V 1.65A rating shows the electrical power it draws continuously.
You need a 12V DC supply or header that can deliver at least 1.65A and a 4-pin PWM connector matching the fan's 4-wire lead.
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