Deepcool R-FL14-BKAPN1-G 140-mm-PWM-behuizingsventilator

Keeping your PC cool under load can be a challenge, especially with high-performance components generating significant heat. The Deepcool R-FL14-BKAPN1-G 140mm PWM Case Fan tackles this problem head-on, delivering powerful airflow and static pressure to maintain optimal system temperatures. Its 140mm frame moves up to 85.85 CFM of air, ensuring efficient heat dissipation from your case, while the fluid dynamic bearing keeps noise to a minimum at just 28 dBA. Whether you're gaming, rendering, or running intensive applications, this fan provides the reliable cooling your system needs.

Who is it for

This fan is ideal for PC builders and enthusiasts who demand high-performance cooling without excessive noise. It's perfect for users with mid-tower or full-tower cases that support 140mm fans, and for those who want precise speed control via PWM. If you're upgrading from stock fans or building a new system with a focus on airflow, the R-FL14-BKAPN1-G is a solid choice.

Main features

• 140mm size for high airflow in compatible cases
• PWM control for automatic speed adjustment based on system temperature
• Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) for long life and quiet operation
• Maximum airflow of 85.85 CFM to cool even hot components
• Low noise level of ≤28 dBA for a peaceful computing environment
• Durable PBT frame and blades for reliability

Specifications

• Fan size: 140mm
• Speed: 500 - 1700 RPM ±10%
• Max airflow: 85.85 CFM
• Max static pressure: 2.19 mmAq
• Noise level: ≤28 dBA
• Bearing type: Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB)
• Connector: 4-pin PWM
• Rated voltage: 12 VDC
• Rated current: 0.15 A
• Power consumption: 1.8 W
• MTTF: 50,000 hours
• LED lighting: No
• Fan blades material: PBT
• Frame material: PBT
• Number of fans: 1

Tips

For optimal airflow, install this fan as an intake at the front or bottom of your case, or as an exhaust at the rear or top. Ensure your motherboard has an available 4-pin PWM header for speed control. If you're using multiple fans, consider a fan hub or splitter to manage them efficiently. Regularly clean the fan blades to maintain performance and reduce noise over time.