PC CPU Radiator Mute Heatsink Cooling Fan for A-SUS RT-AC68U/R8000/AC5300 For Sale

PC CPU Radiator Mute Heatsink Cooling Fan for A-SUS RT-AC68U/R8000/AC5300
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PC CPU Radiator Mute Heatsink Cooling Fan for A-SUS RT-AC68U/R8000/AC5300:
$12.26

PC CPU Radiator Mute Heatsink Cooling Fan for A-SUS new and
Feature:
Designed with two 7cm cooling fan, has better cooling effect.
Has good heat dissipation let your router work more stably and extend the life for time.
It adopts 5V USB power supply just directly it to the USB port of the router and it can achieve the cooling effect.
Easy and simple to install and remove with the for back adhesive tape.
Installation: Just attach the fan directly to the vent on the back of the router. The should be attached to the fan frame, and never to the rotating fanApplicable models:
for A-SUS EX6200 AC15 AC18 RouterSpecifications:
Item Type: Cooling Fan
Material: ABS+Metal
Size: 7x7cm/2.7x2.7in
Color: Black
Quantity: 1 SetNote:Please allow 0-1cm error due to manual measurement. pls make sure you do not mind before you offer.
Due to the difference between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color of the item. Thank you!Package Includes:
2 Cooling Fan
2 Black Net Cover
8 Screws
4 for Adhesive Tape


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