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TSUJ Kepler-C72J-OYS-0220 DC12V 2.9W PSD1204PHB1-A 4015 4cm 3-Wire Inverter Cooling Fan
A 12 V, 2.9 W, 4 cm 3-wire inverter cooling fan for compact systems
- FeaturesDC12V 2.9W PSD1204PHB1-A 4015 4cm 3-Wire Inverter Cooling Fa
- DC12V 2.9W power for efficient cooling performance
- 3-wire inverter control enables precise speed regulation
- 4015 form factor fits 4cm mounting spaces
- TSUJ Kepler-C72J-OYS-0220 part ensures exact compatibility
TSUJ Kepler-C72J 12 V Inverter Fan
This TSUJ Kepler-C72J accessory is a DC 12 V cooling fan rated at 2.9 W. It uses a three-wire PSD1204PHB1-A motor in a 4015 form factor. The unit suits technicians servicing compatible inverter boards or 2-in-1 devices requiring this specific part number.
Three-wire speed signal constraint
The three-wire interface supplies power, ground and a tachometer signal but omits PWM control. Systems expecting a four-wire PWM header cannot regulate this fan automatically. Buyers needing variable speed governed by the host must verify their board accepts voltage-based regulation or provides a compatible three-pin header.
Highlights
- DC12V 2.9W power for efficient cooling performance
- 3-wire inverter control enables precise speed regulation
- 4015 form factor fits 4cm mounting spaces
- TSUJ Kepler-C72J-OYS-0220 part ensures exact compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | TSUJ |
|---|---|
| Part Number | Kepler-C72J-OYS-0220 |
| Features | DC12V 2.9W PSD1204PHB1-A 4015 4cm 3-Wire Inverter Cooling Fan |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the Kepler-C72J-OYS-0220 or a different part number for my 2-in-1?
The Kepler-C72J-OYS-0220 is the exact part number listed for this 12V 2.9W inverter cooling fan; select it when your service manual specifies this model.
What does the 2.9W rating mean once the fan is installed?
It draws 2.9 watts at 12 volts, so the laptop's power budget only needs to supply that modest load for the inverter cooling circuit.
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