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The be quiet! Light Wings 120mm PWM High-Speed Fan is designed to provide exceptional cooling performance with stunning ARGB lighting effects. Ideal for high-performance systems, this fan ensures efficient airflow and quiet operation, making it a perfect addition to any gaming or overclocked PC build. The fan features an illuminated hub and frosted fan blades, offering multiple lighting modes and colors to enhance the visual appeal of your setup.
Key Features
High Performance: Delivers up to 2,100 RPM for maximum cooling efficiency.
ARGB Lighting: 16 LEDs in the hub provide vibrant and customizable lighting effects.
Quiet Operation: Advanced rifle bearing technology ensures low noise levels even at high speeds.
PWM Control: Allows precise speed adjustments for optimal cooling and noise management.
Daisy-Chaining: Supports daisy-chaining for a cleaner and more organized cable setup.
Specifications
Model:
Light Wings 120mm PWM High-Speed
Fan Dimensions:
120 x 120 x 25 mm
Fan Speed:
Up to 2,100 RPM
Airflow:
61.8 CFM
Air Pressure:
2.51 mm H2O
Noise Level:
30.9 dB(A)
Lighting:
ARGB with 16 LEDs
Connector:
4-pin PWM for fan, 3-pin 5V ARGB for lighting
Bearing Type:
Rifle bearing
Rated Voltage:
12V
Input Current:
0.17A
Input Power:
5.4W
Cable Length:
500 mm
Lifespan:
60,000 hours
Accessories
Included:
3x 120mm PWM High-Speed Fans, Mounting Screws, ARGB Cables
Warranty
Warranty Period:
3 years
Certifications
Approvals:
CE, FCC, UKCA
Product Information
Article Number:
BL124
EAN Code:
4260052191620
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