4 pack 120MM Super High Airflow 5000 RPM 4Wire PWM DC 12V 2 AMP (120X120X38 MM) For Sale

4 pack 120MM Super High Airflow 5000 RPM 4Wire PWM DC 12V 2 AMP (120X120X38 MM)
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4 pack 120MM Super High Airflow 5000 RPM 4Wire PWM DC 12V 2 AMP (120X120X38 MM):
$39.99

I have serval cases of Brand new Fans. I bought these Fans to use on Mining Rigs. They are Excellent Quality. I ran Hundreds of these Fans 24/7 for 3+ Years with almost no Failures. I have used Fans available for bulk purchase if you are interested.
This listing is for 4 Brand New fans. Open to Offers on Multiple Qtys,The 120MM Super High Airflow 5000 RPM fan is a high-quality cooling solution for computer systems, designed for super air flow with a maximum fan speed of 5000 RPM. This fan features a double ball bearing design for durability and low noise, made of plastic material with a sleek black color. It has a 4-wire PWM power connection for efficient performance and is compatible with Bitcoin mining machines. The fan has a 120mm diameter and a compact form factor of 120MM PFR1212DHE-PWM, making it ideal for various computer cooling needs.


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