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Three black 140mm fans with white matte blades and infinity mirror hubs, shown in a triple pack

Phanteks

Phanteks PH-F140M25R_G2_DBK01_3P 140mm case fan 3-pack

SKU CH-DRVB-3NTWV MPN PH-F140M25R_G2_DBK01_3P

Three 140mm ARGB fans with daisy-chain frames and single-cable Linq6 connectors deliver up to 100.07 CFM at 40.95 dBA for radiator or case cooling

  • Fan Counts3 Fans
  • Fan ControllerNo Controller
  • TypeCase Fan
  • Fan Size140mm
  • Fan Thickness25mm
  • Bearing TypeHydro Bearing

Fan Size 140mm

Style Reversed

Model M25 Gen2

  • M25 Gen2
  • M25
  • D30

Option Triple Fans

Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.

  • Daisy-chain frame links three fans with one cable
  • Linq6 connector merges PWM and DRGB control into single lead
  • Reversed blades push 100.07 CFM at 2.04 mmH2O on radiators
  • Hydro bearing runs 350–1800 RPM with 40.95 dBA max noise
  • Screw covers and infinity-mirror DRGB give a clean, lit finish

Three-pack of 140 mm case fans

This triple pack supplies three 140 mm case fans with reversed blades, hydro bearings and addressable D-RGB lighting. Builders who want coordinated airflow and lighting across a radiator or case interior can install all three from a single box. The fans are new and include mounting screws, extension cables and screw covers for a tidy finish.

Thermals noise and power draw

Each fan spins between 350 and 1800 RPM and delivers up to 100.07 CFM of airflow with a static pressure of 2.04 mmH2O. Maximum noise reaches 40.95 dBA at full speed, while the PWM 4-pin connector lets the motherboard scale speed down for quieter operation. Power and lighting signals share a single Linq6 cable to reduce wiring clutter.

Reversed blade orientation

The blades are designed for reverse airflow, meaning they pull air through the frame in the opposite direction to standard fans. This orientation suits radiators or heatsinks where pull configuration is preferred. Buyers who need conventional push-direction fans should choose the regular M25 Gen2 model instead.

Highlights

  • Daisy-chain frame links three fans with one cable
  • Linq6 connector merges PWM and DRGB control into single lead
  • Reversed blades push 100.07 CFM at 2.04 mmH2O on radiators
  • Hydro bearing runs 350–1800 RPM with 40.95 dBA max noise
  • Screw covers and infinity-mirror DRGB give a clean, lit finish

Specifications

BrandPhanteks
ModelM25-140 Gen2 Reversed
Part NumberPH-F140M25R_G2_DBK01_3P
Fan Counts3 Fans
Fan ControllerNo Controller
TypeCase Fan
Fan Size140mm
Fan Thickness25mm
Bearing TypeHydro Bearing
RPM350-1800 +/- 10% RPM
Air Flow100.07 CFM Max
Air Pressure2.04 mmH2O
Noise Level40.95 dBA Max
Power ConnectorPWM, 2-Fase/4-poles
ColorWhite Matte Blade / Black Fan Frame
LEDDRGB
Dimensions140 x 140 x 25 mm
Package ContentsM25-140 Gen2 Reversed Fan: 3x
Fan Screws: 14x
500mm Linq6 Extension Cable: 2x
500mm Linq6 M/B Adapter: 1x
Screw Cover Corner: 4x (2xL, 2xR)
Screw Cover Bridge: 4x
Installation Guide: 1x
Shipping weight0.93 kg
Package size457 × 165 × 51 mm

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the three fans in the daisy-chain so the motherboard sees them on one header?

Interlock the fans using the unified frame, link them with the two 500 mm Linq6 extension cables, then plug the single Linq6 motherboard adapter into a 4-pin PWM header for both power and DRGB control.

When will the hydro bearings need attention or replacement?

The hydro bearing design is sealed for the life of the fan; no lubrication or bearing service is expected under normal operation.

At what RPM does the fan hit its maximum noise rating of 40.95 dBA?

The 40.95 dBA figure is measured at the top speed of 1800 RPM; running the fan slower via PWM reduces the noise proportionally.

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