CiT Low Profile Z03 Aluminium PWM Intel CPU Cooler
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CiT Low Profile Z03 Aluminium PWM Intel CPU Cooler
Scan code: LN165455 Manufacturer code: COCITACINTELZ03
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CiT Low Profile Z03 Aluminium PWM Intel CPU Cooler

CiT Low Profile CPU Cooler, 90mm Hydraulic Bearing PWM Fan, 2500RPM, 45CFM, 22.5 dBA, Aluminium Fins, Intel LGA

Scan code: LN165455 Manufacturer code: COCITACINTELZ03
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Product Overview

CiT Low Profile Z03 CPU Cooler

CiT’s low profile CPU cooler is designed for space limited applications specifically utilising Intel platforms. Made using aluminium fins for excellent thermal conduction, and with a small footprint of just 95 x 95mm, the Z03 is truly compact. In addition, the CPU cooler is equipped with a custom PWM 90mm fan that sits directly atop the aluminium radiator fins for better airflow focus and enhanced heat dissipation. Measuring only 60mm tall, the Z03 is a leading choice for compact HTPCs or Small Form Factor builds that have limited clearance for CPU coolers. Get maximum cooling with minimal footprint.


Precision Fan & Quiet Operation

At the heart of the Z03 is a 90 mm PWM-controlled fan, capable of variable speeds up to around 2,500 RPM to balance cooling performance and acoustics. The cooler achieves airflow ratings around 45 CFM while operating at noise levels as low as 22.5 dBA, making it a good fit for builds where quiet operation is a priority. A hydraulic bearing design further contributes to longevity and smooth operation under load.


Optimised Heat Dissipation with Aluminium Fin Array

Rather than using a large tower design, the Z03 focuses on a broad aluminium fin-stack layout paired with the fan to efficiently extract heat from the CPU surface. While not aimed at extreme overclocked processors, this design handles mid-range CPUs and typical desktop workloads with commendable efficiency in compact builds.


Broad Platform Compatibility & Straightforward Installation

The Z03 cooler supports a range of modern Intel sockets and is built to work in systems where height clearance is limited. Its compact design doesn’t obstruct adjacent components in small motherboards, making it particularly suitable for micro-ATX/mini-ITX builds. Installation is straightforward, aligning with user-friendly cooling upgrades without the hassle of large heatsinks.

Features

• Ultra-low-profile height around 60mm.
• 90mm PWM fan with speed range up to 2,500 RPM.
• Steady airflow of 45 CFM, with low noise level up to 22.5 dBA.
• Hydraulic bearing fan for longer service life.
• Broad socket compatibility for modern Intel platforms.
• Efficient aluminium fin-array design for compact yet effective cooling.

Warranty

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
CiT
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