120mm 115V 120V AC Powered Fan with Speed Controller DC 3V to 12V Cooling Fan For Sale

120mm 115V 120V AC Powered Fan with Speed Controller DC 3V to 12V Cooling Fan
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120mm 115V 120V AC Powered Fan with Speed Controller DC 3V to 12V Cooling Fan:
$17.00

  • Computer Fan with US AC Plug: The AC power adapter increases maximum fan speed and enables the fan to be powered through an AC outlet; Just plug it into a socket and start the fan,Stepless Speed Regulation,AC 110V 115V 120V 240V 50/60HZ to DC 12V 2A
  • WIDE APPLICATION: for Router,Receiver, Grow Tent,Cabinet, DVR, Playstation, TV box, Fridge, Incubator, Aquarium, Ham Radios and More that Requires Cooling or Ventilation; or as a replacement fan
  • Long Service Life:Dual-ball bearings have a lifespan of 50,000 hours and allows the fans to be laid flat or stand upright
  • SPEED ADJUSTABLE: With the variable speed controller, you can adjust the fan speed easily, optimal it to suitable airflow levels and noise; Maximum speed 3200 RPM
  • High Speed Air Flow Cooling Fan:120 x 120 x 25 mm ( 4.72 x 4.72 x 1 in. ) | Rated Voltage :12V | Airflow: 94.5 ±10%CFM | Rated Current: 0.42A | Speed: 3200 RPM


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