TSUJ
TSUJ Kepler-C72J-OYS-0290 2 in 1 accessory 24V 0.06A 6000RPM 40x40x15mm 3-Wire
A 24 V, 6000 RPM cooling fan measuring 40×40×15 mm with a 3-wire connector for D04R-24TM 14B
- Featuresfor D04R-24TM 14B 24V 0.06A 1.44W 6000RPM 40X40X15MM 3-Wire
- Fits D04R-24TM 14B models precisely
- Runs at 6000 RPM for strong airflow
- Compact 40x40x15 mm frame fits tight spaces
- Low 1.44 W draw keeps power use minimal
TSUJ Kepler-C72J-OYS-0290 cooling fan
This 24 V cooling fan is designed for 2-in-1 laptop accessories and compatible with the D04R-24TM 14B model. It operates at 6000 RPM with a 3-wire connection and draws 0.06 A for 1.44 W power consumption.
Capacity and headroom
The 40x40x15 mm frame fits tight internal spaces while delivering 6000 RPM airflow for standard thermal loads. It lacks PWM control and higher static pressure, so it is not suited for high-density heatsinks or overclocked components needing greater airflow.
Highlights
- Fits D04R-24TM 14B models precisely
- Runs at 6000 RPM for strong airflow
- Compact 40x40x15 mm frame fits tight spaces
- Low 1.44 W draw keeps power use minimal
Specifications
| Brand | TSUJ |
|---|---|
| Part Number | Kepler-C72J-OYS-0290 |
| Features | for D04R-24TM 14B 24V 0.06A 1.44W 6000RPM 40X40X15MM 3-Wire Cooling Fan |
Questions about this item
Will this 40x40x15mm 3-wire fan fit the D04R-24TM 14B mounting pattern in my existing laptop?
The fan is built specifically for the D04R-24TM 14B model, so the 40 mm square footprint and three-wire connector match the original mounting holes and header.
How can I confirm the 6000 RPM fan is spinning correctly after installation?
The three-wire lead includes a tachometer signal; connect it to the motherboard fan header and monitor the reported speed in BIOS or a hardware utility to verify 6000 RPM operation.
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