ScanFX Hard Disk Cooler with 2 x 50mm Quiet Fans

ScanFX Hard Drive Cooler for 3.5" HDD Twin 50mm Quiet Fans
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Scan code: LN45005 Manufacturer code: ATRCOOHDD01

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Product Overview Give your high-performance hard drive the necessary cooling unit: Two fans considerably reduce the temperature of your Hard Drive

A hard disk is often neglected when it comes to cooling compared to other components inside a computer, yet it is also important to cool the important data storage to prolong its life.

Extends the life of the hard drive
Attaches directly onto any 3½" hard drive
Enhance The HDD in a cooler envirnoment

Features Specifications
• Fan specifications: 2x 50mm x 50mm x 10mm
• Rated Voltage: 12V DC
• Start Voltage: 6.5V DC
• Operating Voltage: 9.8 ~ 14.8 V DC
• Rated Current: 0.12A
• Power Input: 1.44W
• Fan Speed: 5000±10% rpm
• Air Pressure: 2.53mm H2O
• Max. Air Flow: 10.05CFM
• Noise: 30dB(A)
• Bearing Type: Sleeve Dearing
• Life Time: 25000Hrs (25°C)
• Connector: 4-pin Molex

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ScanFX Hard Disk Cooler with 2 x 50mm Quiet Fans

ScanFX Hard Disk Cooler with 2 x 50mm Quiet Fans

ScanFX Hard Drive Cooler for 3.5" HDD Twin 50mm Quiet Fans MORE INFO MORE INFO

ScanFX Hard Drive Cooler for 3.5" HDD Twin 50mm Quiet Fans
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