Lian Li BR Lite RGB PWM 120mm Case Fan, Triple Pack, Max.48 CFM / Max. 1.23 mm H2O Static Pressure, Black | BR-LITE-120-3

BR LITE RGB PWM 120MM FAN TRIPLE PACK - SILVER

With the BR120 fan series , Lian Li is particularly focused on System Builders and Case Modders, who are looking for a technically and visually outstanding product. The BR120-Lite versions of the series combine features such as long-life ball bearings and impressive performance data, as well as the unique RGB lighting effects including aluminum frames. They come in a handy 3 -pack with 4-pin hub for a total of six fans , Y-cable with three 4-pin connectors for RGB lighting , motherboard PWM cable, tape and screws.

Features of the Lian Li BR120 Lite PWM Fan:
- Hydraulic bearing for smooth running and long service life
- On the fan frame mounted decoupler for vibration reduction
- RGB dispersion ring with 12 LEDs
- 900 - 1,500 RPM averaging 28.2 dB (A)
- 48 CFM max. Airflow & 1,23 mm max. H2O air pressure
- Including hub, cable and mounting material

Complex RGB lighting effects & PWM control
Thanks to its modular design consisting of fan wheel and hub with dispersion ring and two aluminum frame panels , the fan is particularly easy to clean and has a custom finish. Due to the reduced friction losses, higher speeds are achieved with the same energy consumption than with conventional fans. The maximum speed is set at 1,500 rpm . With up to a maximum of 28.2 dB (A) under full load , the BR120 Lite fans are also very quiet and offer very good performance with 48 cfm Airflow and 1.23 mm H2O static pressure at full speed.

Between the two fan frame parts made of aluminum is a transparent dispersion ring and the fan wheel unit including integrated LED strip with 12 LEDs . The connection is made via 4-pin or 5050 connector , a corresponding Y-cable for the connection of all three fans is enclosed . In conjunction with the separately available RGB controller hub, countless lighting effects in all colors of the rainbow can be configured, and their speed and intensity controlled. The fan speed is controlled as usual via the mainboard via a PWM connection on the controller.