Serin C&I, a major computer component distributor, has officially launched LIAN LI's Unifan TL Wireless LCD 120.

This new product expands the wireless ecosystem lineup and is attracting attention as an innovative model that follows the streamer cable and Unifan SL series.

The Unifan TL Wireless LCD 120 is a model that adds a 1.6-inch LCD display on the front and a side infinity mirror.

This allows users to have more detailed control over screen settings and RGB LED lighting.

The product is available in black and white colors and is available in single packages (1 pack) and packs of three (3 pack). The 3-pack product includes the 'L-Wireless', a USB wireless signal transmitter and receiver.

The wireless technology works through a dedicated software called 'L-Connect 3', and can display various information on the LCD display as well as set RGB LEDs and adjust cooling fan RPM.

The 'L-Wireless' receiver, which can be connected to a USB Type A port or a motherboard 9-pin port, maximizes user convenience.

This model inherits the unique wireless connection method of Unifan, allowing for the assembly of cooling fans without cables. Up to four fans can be controlled as one, and up to 16 cooling fan signals can be controlled within one cluster. However, the LCD model can only be combined with up to three within one cluster.

The design has also seen significant improvements. The RGB LED area has become thinner, and the fan connection line has been refined to create a clean connection without steps. The side infinity mirror has been made thinner at 0.7mm intervals to further emphasize the three-dimensional effect.

In addition, the convenience of installation has been improved by applying a cover that can completely cover the screw connection and a key-lock detachment method, and cooling efficiency and stability have been enhanced by utilizing high-quality fluid bearings and magnetic rubber rings.

Serin C&I stated, “The Unifan TL Wireless LCD 120 is an innovative product that combines design, performance, and convenience, and will provide a new experience to tuning PC users.”