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Black 120 mm case fan with red LED and rubberised corners

Antec

Antec TrueQuiet 120 UFO Rd 120 mm Red LED case fan

SKU CH-5ZKD-HAJ4P MPN TrueQuiet 120 UFO Rd

A 120 mm case fan with red LED lighting, rubberised corners and a UFO bearing running below 1600 RPM for 45-50 CFM airflow

  • TypeCase Fan
  • CompatibilityCase
  • Bearing TypeUFO
  • RPM<1600 RPM
  • Air Flow45-50 CFM
  • Power Connector3 Pin
  • Quiet cooling with nine low-turbulence blades
  • Vibration reduced by rubberised corners and silicon grommets
  • Red LED lighting adds visible style
  • 45-50 CFM airflow at under 1600 RPM
  • 120 mm 3-pin fan fits standard case mounts

Quiet 120 mm case fan with red LED

The Antec TrueQuiet 120 UFO Rd is a 120 mm case fan built for low-noise cooling. It spins below 1600 RPM and moves 45 to 50 CFM of air through nine low-turbulence blades. Rubberized corners and silicon grommets dampen vibration transferred to the chassis. A red LED ring provides subtle illumination. The fan connects via a standard 3-pin power connector.

Suited for silent-focused builds.

This fan suits builders who prioritise quiet operation over maximum airflow density. Its low RPM range keeps acoustic output down in typical case positions. Users who need strong static pressure for dense radiator fins or restrictive mesh filters should look at something else. The 3-pin connector also means no PWM speed control from the motherboard.

Steady airflow at fixed low speed under load

Under sustained load the motor holds its sub-1600 RPM ceiling, delivering a consistent 45 to 50 CFM without ramping higher. Bearing noise remains stable because the UFO bearing design avoids the speed-related whine of some sleeve units. Vibration stays suppressed by the rubber corners even during continuous operation. Temperatures in the chassis rise predictably rather than spiking.

Highlights

  • Quiet cooling with nine low-turbulence blades
  • Vibration reduced by rubberised corners and silicon grommets
  • Red LED lighting adds visible style
  • 45-50 CFM airflow at under 1600 RPM
  • 120 mm 3-pin fan fits standard case mounts

Specifications

BrandAntec
ModelTrueQuiet 120 UFO Rd
TypeCase Fan
CompatibilityCase
Bearing TypeUFO
RPM<1600 RPM
Air Flow45-50 CFM
Power Connector3 Pin
ColorBlack
LEDRed
FeaturesThe TrueQuiet 120 UFO case fan was designed to minimize sound while maximizing airflow in your PC. It reduces sound with nine low-turbulence fan blades and limits vibration with rubberized corners. The TrueQuiet 120 UFO accentuates all of these features with a translucent ring that glows in blue, green, white, or red. The light allows users to illuminate their builds while enjoying effective and quiet cooling.
Features:
2-way switch to select fan speed
Uniquely-designed fan blades increase air flow while reducing turbulence and noise
Silicone grommets to reduce vibration
Toolless mou
Dimensions4.7"(H) x 4.7"(W) x 1.0"(D)
Package Contents51935T
Shipping weight0.20 kg
Package size170 × 135 × 43 mm

Questions about this item

What motherboard header is needed to run this 120 mm fan?

The fan uses a 3-pin power connector, so the motherboard must provide a standard 3-pin fan header.

Will the rubberised corners and silicone grommets fit standard 120 mm mounting holes in older cases?

Yes, the 120 mm frame matches common mounting spacing and the rubber corners with silicone grommets are designed to reduce vibration in standard screw holes.

How can I confirm the red LED and airflow are operating correctly after installation?

The red LED should illuminate when powered, and the fan will spin up to a maximum of 1600 RPM delivering 45-50 CFM of airflow.

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