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DeepCool FL12 SE 120mm ARGB PWM Fan - Black
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The DeepCool FL12 SE 120mm ARGB PWM Fan provides efficient cooling with speeds up to 1900 RPM and 50.74 CFM airflow. It features quiet operation at 28.67 dB(A) and customisable addressable RGB lighting, connecting via 4-pin PWM.
The DeepCool FL12 SE 120mm ARGB PWM Fan in black is a cooling component for PC builders and enthusiasts in South Africa. It is designed to provide efficient airflow and vibrant addressable RGB lighting for desktop computers, helping to maintain optimal system temperatures and enhance aesthetics.
- Fan speed range of 400 to 1900 RPM (±10%).
- Generates up to 50.74 CFM airflow and 2.04 mmAq static pressure.
- Operates quietly with a maximum noise level of 28.67 dB(A).
- Features addressable RGB lighting with a 3-pin (+5V-D-G) LED connector.
- Uses a hydro bearing for reliable operation and extended lifespan.
- Connects via a 4-pin PWM header for intelligent speed control based on temperature.
- Dimensions are 12 x 12 x 2.5 cm, with a power consumption of 1.2 W.
This fan is suitable for various PC builds, including gaming rigs, content creation workstations, and quiet home office PCs, where effective thermal management and customisable lighting are desired.
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The DeepCool FL12 SE 120mm ARGB PWM Fan provides efficient cooling with speeds up to 1900 RPM and 50.74 CFM airflow. It features quiet operation at 28.67 dB(A) and customisable addressable RGB lighting, connecting via 4-pin PWM.
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