Ventilator COUGAR Unity360-FB single-frame 360 ARGB PWM forward, 120 mm, 700–2500 RPM, FDB, wit

COUGAR Unity360-FB is a single-frame 360 ARGB PWM forward fan assembly for PC cooling that combines three 120 mm fans in one integrated unit. It is designed for use in computer cases or on radiators, offering a 700–2500 RPM speed range, Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB), up to 5.4 mmH2O static pressure and ARGB side lighting. The unit measures approximately 363.6 × 25 × 125 mm and comes in white, with a streamlined cable design that reduces cable clutter.

Advantages

The single-frame design simplifies installation and lighting setup by linking multiple fans into one module. PWM control provides precise automatic speed regulation based on system temperature for effective cooling and reduced noise. ARGB side strips produce vivid lighting effects and motherboard sync ensures unified control. Rubber corners absorb vibrations to keep operation near-silent, and the two-cable connection makes wiring straightforward.

Suitable for

• Case cooling in mid-tower and full-tower builds
• Radiator cooling for liquid CPU/GPU loops (120 mm x3 configuration)
• Systems requiring ARGB lighting and motherboard synchronization
• Quiet builds where vibration damping and low noise are desired

Key specifications

• Model: COUGAR Unity360-FB (CF-UN360FW-RGB)
• Type: Single-frame fan assembly, 3 × 120 mm
• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Speed: 700–2500 RPM (PWM)
• Maximum static pressure: 5.4 mmH2O
• Maximum airflow: 78.2 CFM
• Bearing: Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB)
• Colour: White
• Dimensions: approx. 363.6 × 25 × 125 mm
• Weight: 0.39 kg
• Connectivity: ARGB and PWM support, motherboard synchronization

How to use

Mount the single-frame Unity360-FB into a compatible 360 mm fan/radiator location in your case or onto a 360 mm radiator using standard fan screws. Connect the PWM fan connector to the motherboard fan header for automatic speed control and plug the ARGB connector to a compatible motherboard ARGB header or controller for lighting. Ensure the rubber corners are seated to minimise vibration and route the two supplied cables along the chassis to reduce clutter. Configure fan curves and ARGB effects in your motherboard software or ARGB controller.

Recommendations

For balanced performance and lower noise, configure a PWM curve that keeps idle speeds near the 700 RPM range and allows ramping under load. Use motherboard ARGB software for synchronized lighting and verify compatibility with your case radiator clearance before installation.