Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A transparent 12 V sleeve-bearing fan with a 26 mm mounting pattern and a 2-pin connector for legacy graphics card cooling
This transparent sleeve-bearing fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.1 A through a two-pin connector. It matches the mounting pattern used on several older video cards including the G1975X, X1300, V8502GT51 and EAX1600PRO models. The unit is sold as a fan only without heatsink or shroud.
At the rated 12 V the motor consumes 0.1 A, so heat output from the fan itself is minimal. Sleeve bearings typically run quietly at low speed but can become audible as lubricant ages. No LED lighting is present, keeping electrical load unchanged.
Continuous operation at the specified voltage keeps airflow steady for the supported cards. Sleeve-bearing life shortens if the fan runs hot for long periods, so monitoring temperatures during extended sessions is advisable. The two-pin design offers no speed control, so the fan runs at a fixed rate regardless of load.
| Model | T124010SL |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
| Type | Fan only |
| Bearing Type | Sleeve Bearing |
| Power Connector | 2 Pin |
| LED | No |
Align the four mounting holes on the 26 mm square pattern, secure the fan with screws, then plug the 2-pin lead into the motherboard or graphics-card header; the keyed connector prevents reversed polarity.
Plan replacement when bearing noise increases or RPM drops noticeably — sleeve bearings typically wear faster than ball bearings under continuous 12 V 0.1 A operation.
The 0.1 A current ceiling limits airflow, so the heatsink temperature rises until the CPU or GPU hits its own throttle point; the fan itself cannot spin faster to compensate.
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