Phanteks PH-F140M25_G2_BBK01_3P case fan 3x 140mm PWM black
- 3 Fans
- No Controller
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A 30 mm thick 140 mm case fan with DRGB lighting, fluid dynamic bearing and 71.93 CFM maximum airflow
Fan Size 140mm
Style Regular
Option Single Fan
Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
The Phanteks PH-F140D30_DRGB_PWM_WT01 is a single 140 mm case fan with a 30 mm thick frame designed for high static-pressure scenarios such as radiators or restrictive mesh panels. It targets builders who want integrated D-RGB illumination visible from all sides and a white colour scheme. Buyers needing a slimmer 25 mm fan for tight clearances should look elsewhere. The fluid-dynamic bearing supports a speed range of 250 to 1800 RPM with a tolerance of +/- 10 percent.
At maximum speed the fan delivers 71.93 CFM of airflow while producing 29.5 dB(A) of noise, making it audible but not intrusive in a typical build. The 4-pin PWM connector allows the motherboard to scale speed down to 250 RPM for near-silent idle operation, reducing both airflow and acoustic output proportionally. Power draw scales with PWM duty cycle through the standard 4-pin header, so no separate power adapter is required for normal use.
The package includes mounting hardware for both case and radiator installation: four fan screws, four UNC 6-32 radiator screws at 36 mm, and four M4 radiator screws at 36 mm. A daisy-chain linking system uses one corner clip cable, three corner clips, one bridge clip and one bridge clip connector plus screw covers to merge multiple fans into a single cable run. A D-RGB motherboard adapter enables lighting control through standard 5 V addressable RGB headers and compatible software.
| Brand | Phanteks |
|---|---|
| Model | PH-F140D30_DRGB_PWM_WT01 |
| Fan Counts | 1 Fan |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Fan Size | 140mm |
| Fan Thickness | 30mm |
| Bearing Type | Fluid Dynamic |
| RPM | 250-1800 +/- 10% RPM |
| Air Flow | 71.93 CFM Max |
| Noise Level | 29.5 dB(A) |
| Power Connector | 4 Pin |
| Color | White |
| LED | DRGB |
| Dimensions | 140 x 140 x 30 mm / 5.51" x 5.51" x 1.18" |
| Package Contents | 1 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 weight | 0.43 kg |
| Package size | 222 × 146 × 41 mm |
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Connect the Corner Clip Cable between adjacent fans using the three Corner Clips, then join the chain to the motherboard with the Bridge Clip Connector; the 4-pin PWM and DRGB signals pass through each link so all fans share one header.
The sealed fluid-dynamic bearing is lubricated for life and needs no re-oiling; only periodic dust removal from the 30 mm thick blades and frame is recommended to keep airflow at 71.93 CFM.
The 29.5 dB(A) figure is measured at the maximum 1800 RPM; running the fan slower via PWM reduces noise further while still delivering up to 71.93 CFM.
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