NR135L Fan Housing/Exhaust
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A housing for an uncommon fan type found in PSU's
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I needed an exhaust port for my enclosure, which has wooden side panels. I wanted to repurpose an old, dead PSU fan (NR135L); however, there were no existing STL files for its shape. So, I custom-made one, using other models from Printables to accommodate the project.
The fan fits nicely inside the cover, but you will need to clip off some of the black plastic that holds the fan's power cables to make it fit. There is a hole for the power cable to pass through—align it with the holes in the filter clamp, as shown in the photo. You can then sandwich the carbon filter between the filter clamp and the duct.
The whole unit should twist lock onto the internal clamp once installed.
The STL files that I modified to used on the project are:
Fan Grill:
High-Efficiency Noctua 120mm Fan Grill
Duct Port Collar:
120mm Fan to 100mm Duct with Twist-Lock Connection
I've inserted a carbon filter between the filter clamp and the duct (the black sheet in the photo).
The 135mm_NR135L_Clamp (Red Part) inside the enclosure can accommodate an 80mm fan for extra airflow, but it is not necessary.
Parts you will need:
8 x M4x50mm Nuts/bolts
8 x M4 Washers