Ulanzi Cooling Fan For Fujifilm Cameras

• 10 months ago

Ulanzi released a third-party camera cooling fan for Fujifilm, Sony, and Canon cameras (Ulanzi products are sold at Amazon and B&H Photo). Fujifilm also has their own fan accessory for cameras the FUJIFILM FAN-001 Cooling Fan which was released alongside the Fujifilm X-H2 line of cameras. Ulanzi details are below:

Features

• Efficient and Stable Full-Range Cooling: High cooling efficiency with optimized cooling path for wide range coverage.
• Compatible with cameras such as Sony ZV-E1 / ZV-E10L / a7 IV/ a7S III/ A7C / FX30 / A6700, Canon R8 / R7 / R6 Mark II / R5 / 90D, FUJIFILM XS10 / XT4 / X-H2S / X-S20, and more.
• Three Modes Of Operation: High speed fan with low noise operation.
• Suction Cup Mounting, Convenient Installation: Simply apply the film to the camera, align it, and press to achieve a stable suction that won’t deform or detach easily.
• Worry-Free Battery Life with On-the-go Charging: Built-in 200mAh battery, Type-C interface, and the option to connect an external power bank for charging while using.
• Real-time Monitoring of Temperature and Fan Speed: 0.46-inch OLED display design, clear display of camera temperature and fan speed levels.
• Lightweight and Portable: Only 58g in weight, palm-sized, making it easier to store and carry.

Specifications

• Model: CA25
• Material: Aluminum alloy
• Net Weight: 58 g
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 72 x 52.8 x 15 mm
• Color: Black/Silver
• Temperature Range: 23°C – 70°C
• Battery Capacity: 200mAh
• Battery Life (Mode 1): 85 minutes
• Battery Life (Mode 2): 70 minutes
• Compatible: Sony ZV-E1 / ZV-E10L / A7M4 / A7S3 / A7C / FX30 / A6700, Canon R8 / R7 / R6 Mark Il / R5 / 90D, FUJIFILM XS10 / XT4 / X-H2S / X-S20, and more.

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