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Phanteks PH-F140D30_DRGB_PWM_BK01 140mm 30mm DRGB PWM case fan

SKU CH-CGZD-B4WKT MPN PH-F140D30_DRGB_PWM_BK01

A 140 mm, 30 mm thick case fan with DRGB lighting, fluid-dynamic bearing, 250-1800 RPM, 71.93 CFM maximum airflow and 29.5 dB(A) noise

  • Fan Counts1 Fan
  • TypeCase Fan
  • Fan Size140mm
  • Fan Thickness30mm
  • Bearing TypeFluid Dynamic
  • RPM250-1800 +/- 10% RPM

Fan Size 140mm

Style Regular

Model D30

Option Single Fan

Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.

  • 30 mm thick frame delivers high static pressure for radiators and restrictive mesh
  • Fluid dynamic bearing runs at 29.5 dB(A) for quiet operation up to 1800 RPM
  • Integrated DRGB lighting visible from all sides syncs with motherboard Digital-RGB control
  • Daisy-chain linking system with corner and bridge clips cuts cable clutter for multi-fan builds
  • 93 CFM maximum airflow at 250–1800 RPM keeps components cool under load

140mm 30mm DRGB PWM fan

The Phanteks PH-F140D30_DRGB_PWM_BK01 is a single 140mm case fan with a 30mm thick frame. It uses a fluid dynamic bearing and a 4-pin PWM connector for speed control between 250 and 1800 RPM. DRGB lighting is built into the frame and fan blades for all-round illumination.

Builders wanting thick-fan pressure

The 30mm depth and 71.93 CFM maximum airflow suit radiators or restrictive mesh where standard 25mm fans struggle. The included corner clips, bridge clips and screw covers let multiple fans link into one clean lighting unit. Buyers limited to 25mm mounting clearance or who need higher static pressure at lower noise should look elsewhere.

30mm frame thickness decides fit

At 30mm thick the fan occupies more depth than typical 25mm models, so case, radiator or cooler clearance must accommodate the extra 5mm. If the available space is only 25mm this fan cannot be installed.

Highlights

  • 30 mm thick frame delivers high static pressure for radiators and restrictive mesh
  • Fluid dynamic bearing runs at 29.5 dB(A) for quiet operation up to 1800 RPM
  • Integrated DRGB lighting visible from all sides syncs with motherboard Digital-RGB control
  • Daisy-chain linking system with corner and bridge clips cuts cable clutter for multi-fan builds
  • 93 CFM maximum airflow at 250–1800 RPM keeps components cool under load

Specifications

BrandPhanteks
ModelPH-F140D30_DRGB_PWM_BK01
Fan Counts1 Fan
TypeCase Fan
Fan Size140mm
Fan Thickness30mm
Bearing TypeFluid Dynamic
RPM250-1800 +/- 10% RPM
Air Flow71.93 CFM Max
Noise Level29.5 dB(A)
Power Connector4 Pin
ColorBlack
LEDDRGB
Dimensions140 x 140 x 30 mm / 5.51" x 5.51" x 1.18"
Package Contents1 x PH-F140D30_DRGB_PWM_BK01
4 x Fan Screw
4 x UNC 6-32 Radiator Screw 36mm
4 x M4 Radiator Screw 36mm
1 x Corner Clip Cable, 3x Corner Clip
1 x Bridge Clip, 1x Bridge Clip Connector
4 x Screw Cover Corner (2L, 2R)
2 x Screw Cover Bridge
1 x D-RGB M/B Adapter
Shipping weight0.45 kg
Package size217 × 143 × 34 mm

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Questions about this item

Should I choose the regular or reverse airflow version of the D30-140 fan?

Pick the regular version when you want air pushed through the fan in the standard direction, and the reverse version when you need air pulled the opposite way; both keep the blade lighting fully visible.

What does the 71.93 CFM maximum airflow deliver inside a case?

At full speed the fan moves up to 71.93 CFM, giving strong pressure through radiators or restrictive mesh while running at 29.5 dB(A).

How does the 4-pin PWM connector control the 250-1800 RPM range?

The 4-pin PWM header lets the motherboard vary speed precisely between 250 and 1800 RPM, so the fan runs quietly at idle and ramps up only when needed.

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