Lian Li UNI Fan P28 White 120mm Cabinet Fan (Triple Pack) 250K ohm 16mm Rotary Pot Variable Potentiometer (Pack of 5) with burst capability reaching 60C

Name: Lian Li UNI Fan P28 White 120mm Cabinet Fan (Triple Pack) 250K ohm 16mm Rotary Pot Variable Potentiometer (Pack of 5) with burst capability reaching 60C
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 75279330123
Price: 4023.76 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.45 (8 reviews)

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Lian Li UNI Fan P28 White 120mm Cabinet Fan (Triple Pack) 250K ohm 16mm Rotary Pot Variable Potentiometer (Pack of 5) with burst capability reaching 60C with burst capability reaching 60C for peak power demands during aggressive maneuvers 509 certificate storage Lian Li UNI Fan P28 White 120mm Cabinet Fan (Triple Pack)

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