Lian Li UNI Fan TL LCD Wireless 140mm Reverse Blade case fan 14RTLLCD1W1B
- 140 mm
- Fluid Dynamic
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12V 6010 silent case fan cools compact chassis efficiently
The 6010 12V 6CM case fan is a new chassis cooling fan designed for standard 12 volt fan headers. It provides silent airflow for general system cooling in desktop computers. Builders fitting compact cases or replacing a worn 6 cm unit will find it a direct match.
This fan replaces an existing 6010 12V 6CM unit when noise rises or airflow drops. The jump is worth it when the current fan rattles, spins slowly or has failed completely. Buyers needing larger diameters, PWM speed control or higher static pressure should look elsewhere.
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The 6010 model is a 6 cm square frame designed to fit standard 60 mm chassis fan mounts.
Plug the two-pin or three-pin connector into a 12 V fan header on the motherboard or controller, ensuring the keyed pin alignment matches.
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