ARCTIC
ARCTIC BioniX P140 140 mm Case Fan Red 200-1950 RPM
Pressure-optimised 140 mm case fan runs 200–1950 RPM with PWM sharing for synchronous speed control
- Pressure-optimised design suits radiators, heatsinks and filters
- PWM sharing technology enables synchronous speed control across fans
- Motor produces minimal commutation vibration for quiet operation
- Low coil temperature extends service life
- Wide 200–1950 RPM range covers silent to high-performance needs
ARCTIC BioniX P140 140 mm Fan
The ARCTIC BioniX P140 is a 140 mm case fan built for static-pressure tasks such as radiators, heatsinks and restrictive mesh. It runs from 200 to 1950 RPM and uses PWM sharing technology so multiple fans stay in sync.
Who this suits and who it does not
Builders who need strong pressure through dense fins or filters will benefit from the pressure-optimised blades and the wide speed range. Buyers who want maximum airflow in an open case without resistance should look at airflow-optimised models instead.
200 to 1950 RPM speed range with PWM sharing
The fan spans 200 to 1950 RPM and supports PWM sharing technology for synchronous control across all connected fans. At 1950 RPM it moves 776 CFM or 131.92 m³/h at 0.45 Sone, and the motor design cuts commutation vibration to five percent of a conventional DC motor.
Highlights
- Pressure-optimised design suits radiators, heatsinks and filters
- PWM sharing technology enables synchronous speed control across fans
- Motor produces minimal commutation vibration for quiet operation
- Low coil temperature extends service life
- Wide 200–1950 RPM range covers silent to high-performance needs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 140 mm frame and 4-pin PWM connector fit my older case and motherboard?
The 140 mm frame matches standard 140 mm mounting holes and the 4-pin PWM connector works with any PWM or DC header on older boards
How can I verify the fan runs quietly at full speed after installation?
At 1950 RPM the motor produces 0.45 Sone, so you should hear only a faint airflow sound with no motor whine or vibration
Does the box include mounting screws or do I need to buy them separately?
The fan ships with mounting screws for direct case or radiator installation; no extra hardware is required
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