Optimus Enterprise Inc U32030 3.5 Gallon Warm Mist Humidifier
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A 40 mm USB-powered fan with a Nidec ultra-silent motor for targeted cooling
The TSUJ Kepler-C72J-OYS-0064 is a 4010-size fan powered by a standard 5 V USB connection. It uses a Nidec U40X05ML27-51 motor rated for ultra-silent operation. The 4 cm frame fits tight spaces such as small enclosures, router vents or laptop coolers.
Swapping a noisy 4010 unit for this model cuts audible turbulence while keeping the same mounting holes. The upgrade is worth it when the existing fan whines at low speed or when a passively cooled device throttles under load.
| Brand | TSUJ |
|---|---|
| Part Number | Kepler-C72J-OYS-0064 |
| Features | U40X05ML27-51 Nidec 4cm4 PCT Ultra Silent Fan 4010 5V USB cooling fan |
The 4010 frame fits a standard 40 mm square cut-out with four corner screw holes spaced for that size.
Align the USB-A plug with the port, press straight in until seated, and route the cable so the 5 V line cannot be pinched or bent sharply.
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