ARCTIC F12 TC - case fan

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Article-No.:

183812

Manufacturer-No.:

ACFAN00199A

EAN/GTIN:

4895213702997

WEEE Nummer

DE61101640

Technical specifications

General

Product Type

Case fan

Packaged Quantity

1

Heatsink & Fan

Fan Diameter

120 mm

Rotation Speed

300-1350 rpm

Air Flow

53 cfm

Power Connector

3-pin fan connector

Fan Bearing

Fluid dynamic bearing

Air Pressure

1 mm

Noise Level

0.3 Sone

Start Voltage

6 V

Cable Length

40 cm

Dimensions & Weight

Width

12 cm

Depth

12 cm

Height

2,5 cm

Weight

107 g

Dimensions & Weight (Shipping)

Shipping Width

12,3 cm

Shipping Depth

2,7 cm

Shipping Height

12,3 cm

Shipping Weight

130 g

Service & Support

Type

6-year warranty

Miscellaneous

Color

Black

Features

Temperature sensor

Color Category

Black

Description

The ARCTIC F TC is a temperature controlled case fan, keeping your computer temperature at optimal level without any further setup or monitoring.

No need to setup - it simply works
The ARCTIC F TC controls its speed by itself. Thanks to the temperature sensor, simply install the fan and no further adjustments or setup is required. The fan controller is set to keep the temperature between 32°C and 38°C. When the temperature is below 32°C, the fan spins slowly and silently. If the temperature continues to rise, the fan speed will increase to deliver a maximum airflow, and in turn cooling the PC more efficiently.
Efficient cooling
Equipped with nine blades to efficiently create high airflow and static pressure, the ARCTIC F TC fan is perfect for PC case ventilation. Additionally, the fluid dynamic bearing extends service life of the fan.
Optimal flexibility
The temperature sensor of the fan is installed on a 40 cm cable. This gives you great flexibility to install the sensor in a spot that emits most heat. Ideally the sensor is installed at the top of the PC case, since the temperature is highest in this area. Also the fan can be installed from both directions, blowing air into your PC case or sucking it out.