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TSUJ
A 40 mm 5 V silent cooling fan for servers, switches and inverters
This TSUJ AUB0405HD measures 40mm square and runs on 5V power. It fits server chassis, inverter units and other compact enclosures where a 4020-profile cooler is required. The low-voltage design suits embedded builds and small-form-factor appliances.
The fan is rated for constant operation in switch and server environments rather than short bursts. Its silent bearing keeps noise low during extended loads. Buyers who need higher static pressure or a larger frame will need a different cooler.
| Brand | TSUJ |
|---|---|
| Part Number | Kepler-C72J-OYS-0023 |
| Features | 1pcs AUB0405HD 4cm fan 4020 40mm 5V silent switch inverter server cooling fan |
The 40mm 5V fan is described as silent, making it suitable for continuous server cooling without excessive noise.
The fan runs on a 5V supply, typically provided by a server motherboard header or a compatible inverter switch.
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