THERMALTAKE T500 Notebook Cooler
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: THERMALTAKE
- Product Model: T500
- Mfg Part #: R14PF04
- UPC: 841163023846
- Category: Building Supplies
Product Description
Product Attributes
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Technical Information
Number of Fans : 2
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Interfaces/Ports
Interfaces/Ports : USB
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 5 V
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Physical Characteristics
Material : Plastic
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information : USB DC Jack port , Streamline shape , Rubber pads prevents sliding , Fan Noise level: 19dBA , Fan dimension: 80mm diameter,
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Number of Fans : 2
Fan Speed : 1500 rpm
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Interfaces/Ports
Interfaces/Ports : USB
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 5 V
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Physical Characteristics
Material : Plastic
Height : 1.0"
Width : 11.8"
Depth : 9.1"
Weight (Approximate) : 13.00 oz
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information : USB DC Jack port , Streamline shape , Rubber pads prevents sliding , Fan Noise level: 19dBA , Fan dimension: 80mm diameter,
Compatibility :
Support Up to 15" Notebook
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