Manw
Manw P12 120 mm Case Fan 1800 RPM Black
Pressure-optimised 120 mm fan delivers 56.3 CFM at 1800 RPM with 0.3 Sone noise for heatsinks and radiators
- Optimised for static pressure, ideal for heatsinks and radiators
- German-engineered bearing alloy reduces friction for higher efficiency
- Innovative blade design improves airflow while minimising noise
- Fluid dynamic bearing with oil capsule prevents lubricant leakage
- 1800 RPM delivers 56.3 CFM airflow at 0.3 Sone noise level
Pressure-optimised 120 mm fan for radiators
The Manw P12 is a 120 mm case fan built for high static pressure. It spins at 1800 RPM and moves 56.3 CFM of air while producing only 0.3 Sone of noise. A German-engineered fluid dynamic bearing with an oil capsule reduces friction and extends service life. The three-pin connector provides simple voltage control.
Builders needing strong airflow through dense fins
This fan suits water-cooling radiators, CPU tower coolers and restrictive mesh panels where pressure matters more than raw volume. The blade geometry is tuned to push air through resistance without excessive sound. Buyers who want maximum open-case airflow or silent operation below 0.3 Sone should look at something else. The fixed 1800 RPM speed also limits low-speed flexibility.
0.3 Sone at 1800 RPM decides fit for quiet builds
At full speed the fan registers just 0.3 Sone while delivering 95.65 m³/h, making it a rare combination of pressure and low noise. If your build tolerates higher noise for more airflow, or requires PWM control for automatic curves, this three-pin model will not match those needs. The single noise figure is the quickest way to judge suitability.
Highlights
- Optimised for static pressure, ideal for heatsinks and radiators
- German-engineered bearing alloy reduces friction for higher efficiency
- Innovative blade design improves airflow while minimising noise
- Fluid dynamic bearing with oil capsule prevents lubricant leakage
- 1800 RPM delivers 56.3 CFM airflow at 0.3 Sone noise level
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 1800 RPM speed affect airflow when the fan is running continuously?
At 1800 RPM the fan delivers 56.3 CFM or 95.65 m³/h, providing strong static pressure for heatsinks and radiators even during sustained operation.
What is the noise level when the fan runs all day at full speed?
The fan produces 0.3 Sone at 1800 RPM, which is very quiet for continuous all-day use.
Does the 3-pin connector mean I need a specific motherboard header to control the fan?
The fan uses a standard 3-pin connector compatible with most motherboard fan headers for voltage-based speed control.
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