Ventilator NZXT F140 RGB DUO 14 cm wit 500-1800 RPM 2.72 mmH2O

The NZXT F140 RGB DUO is a 140 mm PC cooling fan with dual-sided RGB lighting and a white frame. It spins between 500 and 1800 RPM, delivers up to 2.72 mmH2O static pressure and runs on 12 V, making it suitable for case or radiator placement in a variety of builds. The dual-sided, individually addressable LEDs provide visible lighting effects from multiple angles while the compact 140 x 25 x 140 mm dimensions ensure broad compatibility.

Advantages

Dual-sided lighting with 20 individually addressable RGB LEDs gives flexible color customization and consistent visibility from every angle. PWM control balances cooling performance and noise by increasing fan speed under load and reducing it at lower workloads. Corner rubber dampeners reduce vibration and noise, helping maintain quieter operation without compromising airflow. Integration with NZXT CAM lets you configure lighting effects and fan curves in one application.

Suitable for

• Case cooling for mid-tower and full-tower PC builds
• Radiator or AIO cooling where 140 mm fans are supported
• Systems requiring visible RGB lighting from multiple viewing angles

Key specifications

• Fan diameter: 140 mm
• Speed range: 500–1800 RPM
• Maximum static pressure: 2.72 mmH2O
• Operating voltage: 12 V
• Dimensions: 140 x 25 x 140 mm
• Color: White
• Addressable RGB LEDs: 20 (dual-sided)

How to use

Install the fan into a compatible 140 mm mounting location in your case or onto a radiator using the supplied screws or mounting hardware. Connect the power and RGB headers to the appropriate motherboard or controller headers, following the manufacturer’s pinout. Use PWM fan header for automatic speed control or a compatible fan hub if available. Launch NZXT CAM to detect the fan, set custom RGB profiles, and configure fan curves according to temperature thresholds.

Recommendations

Place the fan in an intake or exhaust position appropriate for your case airflow plan; ensure cables are routed to avoid contact with the blades. For balanced noise and cooling, start with a moderate fan curve in NZXT CAM and adjust based on system temperatures. Use rubber-dampened corners to minimize vibration against the case chassis.