Endorfy Fluctus 140 PWM ARGB - case fan

Article-No.:

201398

Manufacturer-No.:

EY4A004

EAN/GTIN:

5903018665979

WEEE Nummer

DE32859637

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Technical specifications

General

Product Type

Case fan

Packaged Quantity

Heatsink & Fan

Fan Diameter

140 mm

Fan Height

25 mm

Rotation Speed

250-1800 rpm

Power Connector

3-pin ARGB connector, 4-pin fan connector

Features

Long-life FDB bearing, PWM signal splitter, Integrated anti-vibration pads, PWM control

Fan Bearing

Fluid dynamic bearing

Dimensions & Weight

Width

14 cm

Depth

14 cm

Height

2,5 cm

Weight

159 g

Dimensions & Weight (Shipping)

Shipping Width

16,5 cm

Shipping Depth

15,15 cm

Shipping Height

3,2 cm

Shipping Weight

243 g

Service & Support

Type

6-year warranty

Miscellaneous

Features

Extended fan speed range, High Performance

Color Category

Black

RGB

Description

The Fluctus 140 PWM ARGB brings an atmospheric ARGB backlight to your chassis and a breath of colorful coolness to your tired processor. It's like a cold shower after a hard day's work, a glass of ice water on a hot night, and an air conditioning system in your car when you're stuck in traffic in the summer heat. All of this at once. It is only 14 cm tall but handles keeping most CPUs cool with ease. It never loses its cool when dealing with densely finned radiators in liquid cooling systems as well as chassis with dust filters. This fan with an optional semi passive mode fits into most cases. And it's easy to install as well - Endorfy has prepared a simple manual and haven't hesitated to provide it for you.

Who is breathing so loudly
Working with the Fluctus 140 PWM ARGB, sometimes you will hear sounds that you've never noticed before. For example, a fly flying by, the rustle of your curtains, or the breathing of a friend sitting next to you. It's Endorfy's fault - they've designed this fan to run as quietly as possible.
The game of freeze tag
When someone tags you, you need to stand still until another player unfreezes you. The Fluctus 140 PWM ARGB works on a similar principle - the difference is that it stops when the control signal level drops (this is the so-called optional semi passive mode). Endorfy has thrown in a PWM splitter, so you can effortlessly connect a second fan to it and control its rotational speed as well.
The fan has been tamed
After a few (dozen) hours at the computer, crazy things can happen with the chassis - for example, it can start to vibrate slightly. This strange phenomenon is caused by the speeding fan, whose noise can throw even the calmest dudes off balance, especially if they happen to be fighting a big boss. And this is one of those situations when you need to tame both - the fan and the boss - not the quiet homie at your computer.
Stay RGB
If you like hardware that attracts attention and looks out of this world, then you're going to love the Fluctus 140 PWM ARGB. Colored backlighting is a terrific thing if you like to sit at your computer in the dark or want your battle station to give your jealous buddies hypertension.
With an extension cord
The Fluctus 140 PWM ARGB is a cooler you can install in minutes - even if you are assembling your computer for the first time. Endorfy has included an additional extension cord with the fan, so you can easily route the cable even in a large chassis. They have also added a step-by-step manual to guide you through the process.