Lian Li UNI Fan TL LCD Wireless 140mm Reverse Blade case fan 14RTLLCD1W1B
- 140 mm
- Fluid Dynamic
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A 40 mm case fan running at 5 V with a ball bearing for low-noise cooling
The SXDOOL ec4010l05c is a 40 × 40 × 10 mm case fan that runs on 5 V DC and draws 0.1 A. Its ultra-thin profile and original two-wire interface suit tight spaces in routers, set-top boxes or small enclosures. Ball-bearing construction supports long life and low noise. New condition.
The fan delivers airflow adequate for compact networking gear or embedded boards. It reaches its limit when cooling larger chassis or high-wattage components that need greater static pressure. Builders needing higher airflow or PWM control should look elsewhere.
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The fan measures 40 by 40 by 10 mm, so it matches the standard 4010 footprint used by many legacy router and set-top box chassis.
At 5 V the fan should draw about 0.1 A and spin quietly; a steady low hum with no rattling indicates the bearing is operating as intended.
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