Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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120 mm sleeve-bearing case fan with 2-wire AC power for 220-240 V systems
This 120mm sleeve-bearing fan runs on 220-240V AC mains power and uses a simple two-wire connection. It is built for standard case cooling slots where a low-maintenance airflow upgrade is needed. The unit suits system integrators and DIY builders who want direct mains operation without a separate power supply header.
The jump is worth it when an existing 120mm AC fan has failed, become noisy or was never fitted. Builders who need PWM speed control, a three- or four-wire connector or 12V DC operation should look elsewhere because this model provides fixed-speed AC drive only.
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The fan uses standard 120mm mounting hole spacing, so it fits any case or radiator designed for a 120mm fan.
Plug the two conductors directly into the corresponding terminals on the fan housing; no polarity is required for the AC supply.
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