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White 120mm square fan with infinity mirror ARGB lighting on four sides, 28mm thick, PWM and ARGB connectors

JONSBO

JONSBO ZB-120W 120mm ARGB case fan 2400RPM white

SKU CH-DR41-RFCS7 MPN ZB-120W

A 120 mm white ARGB case fan with infinity-mirror lighting, 700–2400 RPM speed range and 20.3–36.6 dB(A) noise level

  • Fan Size120mm
  • LEDARGB
  • TypeCase Fan
  • RPM700-2400rpm(±10%)
  • Air Flow20.95-65.26 CFM
  • Noise Level20.3-36.6 dB（A）

Model ZB-120W

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  • Infinity-mirror lighting on four sides creates depth
  • PWM control spins from 700 to 2400 RPM for tailored airflow
  • Daisy-chain ARGB and power connectors simplify cable routing
  • 28 mm thick frame moves up to 65.26 CFM for strong cooling
  • Noise stays as low as 20.3 dB(A) at minimum speed

Product identity

The JONSBO ZB-120W is a 120 mm white ARGB case fan built for builders who want addressable lighting and PWM speed control in a single unit. Its integrated 4‑pin PWM and 3‑pin ARGB connectors allow daisy‑chaining multiple fans without a separate controller. The 28 mm thick frame fits standard 120 mm mounting points in most chassis. It is not suited for systems that require a bundled fan hub or proprietary RGB ecosystem.

Thermals and acoustics

Airflow ranges from 20.95 to 65.26 CFM while noise stays between 20.3 and 36.6 dB(A) across the 700‑2400 RPM range. The 4‑pin PWM header lets the motherboard adjust speed automatically based on temperature. At lower speeds the fan runs quietly for idle or light workloads. Power draw is handled through the standard PWM connector without extra cables.

Sustained load behaviour

Under continuous load the fan can maintain its maximum 2400 RPM, delivering the upper airflow figure of 65.26 CFM with a corresponding noise level of 36.6 dB(A). The dual‑zone infinity mirror lighting remains active throughout operation. No external controller is included, so lighting synchronisation depends on motherboard 5 V ARGB support. The design targets steady cooling performance rather than short‑burst peaks.

Highlights

  • Infinity-mirror lighting on four sides creates depth
  • PWM control spins from 700 to 2400 RPM for tailored airflow
  • Daisy-chain ARGB and power connectors simplify cable routing
  • 28 mm thick frame moves up to 65.26 CFM for strong cooling
  • Noise stays as low as 20.3 dB(A) at minimum speed

Specifications

BrandJONSBO
SeriesZB SERIES
ModelZB-120W
Fan Size120mm
LEDARGB
TypeCase Fan
RPM700-2400rpm(±10%)
Air Flow20.95-65.26 CFM
Noise Level20.3-36.6 dB（A）
Power ConnectorPWM 4PIN ARGB 3PIN
ColorWhite
CompatibilityCase
Fan Counts1 Fan
Fan ControllerNo Controller
Fan Thickness28mm
Dimensions4.72"L x 4.72"W x 1.1"H

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Questions about this item

How do I install the 28 mm thick 120 mm fan and connect its 4-pin PWM and 3-pin ARGB cables in one line?

Mount the fan using the joint-structure frame, then plug the integrated 4-pin PWM and 3-pin ARGB male/female connectors directly into the motherboard headers; the daisy-chain design lets multiple fans share one cable run.

What maintenance will the ARGB infinity-mirror lighting need after extended use?

The sealed mirror chambers have no user-serviceable parts; only occasional dust removal from the 120 mm blades and frame is required to keep airflow at 20.95–65.26 CFM and noise at 20.3–36.6 dB(A).

At 2400 RPM sustained, what limit appears first — airflow, noise or thermal throttling?

Noise reaches 36.6 dB(A) before the fan hits its 2400 RPM ceiling, making acoustic output the first practical limit during continuous high-speed operation.

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