ARCTIC P12 SLIM PWM PST (3 Pack) 120 mm Case Fan Pressure-optimised Computer For Sale

ARCTIC P12 SLIM PWM PST (3 Pack) 120 mm Case Fan Pressure-optimised Computer
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ARCTIC P12 SLIM PWM PST (3 Pack) 120 mm Case Fan Pressure-optimised Computer:
$20.19

P12 Slim PWM PST (3 Pack)

OPTIMISED FOR STATIC PRESSURE: Through high static pressure, the fan guarantees efficient cooling, even with increased air resistance. Suitable for use on heat sinks and radiators

STRONG COOLING PERFORMANCE: The performance of the P fans has been noticeably increased through numerous improvements, including upgraded engine technology and a newly developed fan design

300 TO 2100 RPM: Thanks to the 4-pin connector, the fan speed can be controlled via PWM PST. This keeps noise to a minimum while at the same time ensuring maximum cooling performance

LOW INSTALLATION HEIGHT: The P12 Slim PWM PST has an installation height of only 15 mm, making it suitable for small form factor cases & for installations for which a 25 mm fan does not fit

TECHNICAL DATA: 3 Pack, Fan speed: 300–2100 rpm (0 rpm



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