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Fans FOX-2 Chassis Fan PCI bit fan

SKU CH-HBC6-0M56Z

Chassis exhaust fan mounts in a PCI slot to add directed airflow inside the case

  • Chassis exhaust fan removes hot air from the case
  • PCI slot form factor fits standard expansion openings
  • Direct component airflow cools graphics cards and nearby hardware
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first use

FOX-2 Chassis Fan — PCI-slot exhaust fan

The FOX-2 mounts in a rear expansion slot to pull hot air directly from the chassis interior. It suits builders who want a simple exhaust upgrade without using a standard fan header or case fan mount. The low-profile frame fits most ATX towers where a PCI bracket opening is free. Buyers needing intake airflow or PWM speed control should look elsewhere.

Thermals, noise and power draw

The fan exhausts waste heat through the rear slot, reducing internal temperature rise during typical workloads. Operational sound stays at a modest level for background office or gaming sessions. Power is drawn from the PCI slot interface, so no extra cables or motherboard headers are required. Exact airflow, static pressure and decibel figures are not supplied.

Highlights

  • Chassis exhaust fan removes hot air from the case
  • PCI slot form factor fits standard expansion openings
  • Direct component airflow cools graphics cards and nearby hardware
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first use

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the FOX-2 chassis fan using the PCI slot bracket?

Remove a rear PCI bracket, slide the fan's bracket into the opening, secure it with the case screw, then connect the power cable to a motherboard fan header or PSU connector.

What maintenance will the FOX-2 chassis fan require over time?

Clean dust from the blades and frame every few months using compressed air; if bearing noise develops or airflow drops, replace the entire fan unit.

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