80mm Titan Fan 15mm wide TFD-8015HH12ZP/W1
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80mm Titan Fan 15mm wide TFD-8015HH12ZP/W1
Scan code: LN39336 Manufacturer code: 4260120531426
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80mm Titan TFD-8015HH12ZP/W1 Case Fan upto 3500rpm with PWM
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Scan code: LN39336 Manufacturer code: 4260120531426
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Product Overview For maximizing cooling performance, adopting TITAN TFD-8015HH12ZP/W1 8cm DC fan is recommended to provide sufficient air flow in the PC case.

• Robust and efficent cooling performance
• Long lifetime and auto low power consumption
• RoHS compliance only using environment-friendly Features Fan Dimension 80 x 80 x 15 mm
Rated Voltage 12V DC
Rated Current 0.45 A
Power Consumption 5.4W
Rated Speed 1500 ± 25% ~ 3500 ± 10% RPM
Airflow 14.84~37.1 CFM
Static Pressure 0.03~0.15 InchH2O
Noise Level <13.8 ~ <35dBA
Connector 4-PIN PWM function
Bearing Type Z-AXIS
Life Time 60,000 Hours
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