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TSUJ Kepler-C72J-OYS-0131 12V 1.23A 40x40x56mm case fan
Compact 40×40×56 mm server case fan runs at 12 V and draws 1.23 A for high-speed cooling
- Features1pcs PMD1204PPBX-A 4056 high- speed fan server fan violence
- High-speed airflow for dense server builds
- 12 V 1.23 A draw keeps power budgets tight
- 40×40×56 mm frame fits narrow 1U chassis
- PMD1204PPBX-A motor rated for continuous operation
TSUJ Kepler-C72J-OYS-0131 12V server fan
This 40 mm by 56 mm case fan is designed for server chassis and compact workstations that require high-speed airflow in a slim profile. It suits system integrators and IT professionals who need reliable spot cooling for dense hardware layouts. The unit operates on a standard 12 V supply.
Thermals noise and power draw
The fan draws 1.23 A at 12 V, delivering strong airflow for its footprint while keeping power consumption predictable. High rotational speed produces audible noise typical of server-grade cooling, making it best suited for rack environments rather than quiet desktop builds. Thermal performance scales directly with the unrestricted intake and exhaust paths in the target chassis.
Highlights
- High-speed airflow for dense server builds
- 12 V 1.23 A draw keeps power budgets tight
- 40×40×56 mm frame fits narrow 1U chassis
- PMD1204PPBX-A motor rated for continuous operation
Specifications
| Brand | TSUJ |
|---|---|
| Part Number | Kepler-C72J-OYS-0131 |
| Features | 1pcs PMD1204PPBX-A 4056 high- speed fan server fan violence 12V 1.23A 40*40*56mm |
Questions about this item
How do I mount the 40×40×56 mm fan and wire the 12 V 1.23 A supply without reversing polarity?
Align the four 40 mm mounting holes with your case or bracket, secure with M3 screws, then connect the red lead to +12 V and the black lead to ground; reversing them will prevent the motor from starting.
When should I expect to replace the PMD1204PPBX-A bearing and how do I tell it is wearing out?
Plan on a bearing swap once the fan develops a audible rumble or the speed drops below the rated 4056 RPM; the sleeve bearing typically lasts several years at 12 V continuous duty.
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