Thermaltake Swafan EX12 aRGB Sync PC Cooling TT Premium Edition Fan, 120mm Fans, 500 - 2000 RPM, 57.11 CFM Standard & 56.26 Reverse Fan Blade, Pack of 3, Black
- SWAFAN EX12 ARGB Sync PC Cooling Fan TT Premium Edition (3-Fan Pack)
- SWAFAN EX12 ARGB brings magnetic force design to ARGB fans while keeping the iconic swappable fan blade design. Daisy-chaining up to 3 fans per cable improves fan connection efficiency and convenience while enhancing cable management for PC building.
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Key specifications
- Cooling type
- Case Fans
Details
- Shipping Weight
- 1.00 Kg
- Shipping Dimensions
- 13.00 cm x 18.50 cm x 17.00 cm
- P/N
- CL-F167-PL12SW-A
- Fan Dimension
- 120 x 120 x 25 mm
- Interface
- 2510-4 PIN PWM, 5V ARGB header-3PIN
- Fan Started Voltage
- 9.0 V
- Fan Rated Voltage
- 12 V & 5V
- Rated Current
- 12 V - 0.27 A , 5 V – 0.72 A (one fan)
- Power Input
- 12 V – 3.24 W , 5 V – 3.6 W (one fan)
- Fan Speed
- PWM 500 ~ 2000 R.P.M
- Max. Air Pressure
- Standard Fan Blade : 2.39 mm-H2O (one fan)
- Max Air Flow
- Standard Fan Blade : 57.11 CFM (one fan)
- Noise Level
- Standard Fan Blade : 30.6 dB-A (one fan)
- Bearing Type
- Hydraulic Bearing
- Life Expectation
- 40,000 hrs, 25℃
- Included Items
- Fan Frames x 3
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Oliver M. Used for: 6–12 months
Pros
No rattle after eight months
Cons
Cables are a bit long
Comment
No rattle, no wobble, and they still light up perfectly
Amelia B. Used for: Less than a month
Pros
Reverse blades sort out an awkward side intake
Cons
Swapping the blades needs more force than you expect
Comment
Fitted a pack of three to replace the fans that came with the case, and the difference in both noise and airflow is obvious. The reverse blade option is the reason I chose these. My case has a side intake where a normal fan looks wrong through the glass, so being able to swap the blade rather than buy a different fan is a genuinely good idea. One star off because the blade swap takes more force than the instructions suggest, and I was convinced I was going to snap something the first time. A fortnight later they are still spinning perfectly happily.
Charlie F. Used for: 6–12 months
Pros
Still going strong on a radiator
Cons
Hub takes a SATA lead
Comment
On a radiator they still push air exactly like the day I fitted them.
Jack W. Used for: Less than a month
Pros
Bright lighting and strong airflow for the price
Cons
Blade swap needs a firm hand the first time
Comment
Already glad I did not spend twice as much on the fashionable ones. Bright even lighting, plenty of air, and they went in without a fight!
Daisy S. Used for: More than a year
Pros
Swappable reverse blades genuinely solve a real problem
Cons
Noisy edge to the sound above seventy percent
Comment
Been running a set of three EX12s for about fifteen months and they have held up well. The party trick is the swappable blades. You pop the fan blade out and put a reverse rotation one in, which sounds like a gimmick until you are trying to make a side mounted intake look right through a glass panel. I have two normal and one reversed and they all spin the same direction visually. Airflow is decent and the lighting is bright. Where they lose a star is the noise at high RPM, which is a hard edged whoosh rather than a smooth rush, so I cap them at seventy percent.
Leo O. Used for: Less than a month
Pros
Punch well above their price
Comment
These are far better than fans at this price have any right to be
Willow W. Used for: 3–6 months
Comment
Picked these up for a mesh front and they move a proper amount of air for the money. The daisy chain on the back means three fans go to one header, and the aRGB sync found my board straight away. The swappable blade kit came in the box rather than as an extra, which I did not expect at this price.
