Sharkoon 1000 Golf Ball 80MM Ultra Quiet 8.9 dB(A) Case Fan - 11.4 CFM
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Sharkoon 1000 Golf Ball 80MM Ultra Quiet 8.9 dB(A) Case Fan - 11.4 CFM
Scan code: LN12185 Manufacturer code: Silent Eagle 1000
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Sharkoon 1000 Golf Ball 80MM Ultra Quiet 8.9 dB(A) Case Fan - 11.4 CFM

80mm Sharkoon 1000 Golf Ball Ultra Quiet 8.9 dB(A) Case Fan - 11.4 CFM
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Scan code: LN12185 Manufacturer code: Silent Eagle 1000
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Product Overview If you are looking for a powerful and high-performance but concurrently noiseless case fan, you will find a so far uncommon, however well thought-out solution in the Silent Eagle models:

In comparison with conventional fans the unique surface structure of the Silent Eagle allows an improved airflow - at the same rotation speed. This principle is based on the surface texture of a golf ball, which helps to reduce air resistance and turbulence, resulting in particularly quiet operation while maximizing airflow volume.
In addition, the rounded edges of the Silent Eagle's frame offer a markedly improved air intake.


• Includes: Silent Eagle 1000, universal connection cable, rubber bolts, fan screws

Features: Silent Eagle: 1000

• Unique "Golf Ball" rotor blade and frame design
• rubber bolts to prevent vibrations
• Robust metal sleeve bearing
• Cable protection from rubberized fabric sheathing
• Universal connection cable
• Rated voltage: 12 V (DC)
• Power consumption: 1.44 W
• Fan speed: 1000 rpm
• Airflow: 11.4 CFM
• Noise level: 8.9 dB(A)
• Dimensions: (mm) 80 x 80 x 25
• Connector: universal (3-pin as well as 4-pin plus separate signal line for fan speed monitoring)

Features • Unique rotor blade and frame design.
• Robust metal sleeve bearing.
• Cable protection from rubberized fabric sheathing.
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
24 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
24 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Scan

Additional Notes:
2 years warranty, return to Scan subject to manufacturer's warranty.

This Warranty does not cover any damage due to abnormal use or conditions, misuse, neglect, abuse, accident, improper handling or storage, serial number altered, defaced or removed; or has had the warranty seal on the system altered, defaced or removed, exposure to moisture, unauthorized modifications, alterations, or repairs, improper installation, improper use of any electrical source, undue physical or electrical stress, operator error, non-compliance with instructions.

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