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Manw P12 PWM 120 mm case fan Black 200-1800 RPM
120 mm PWM case fan optimised for static pressure, running 200-1800 RPM with a quiet motor rated at 0.3 Sone
- Pressure-optimised airflow suits radiators and heatsinks
- PWM control spans 200 to 1800 RPM with 0 RPM below 5 % duty
- Neodymium magnet motor runs cooler for extended lifespan
- Quiet operation at just 0.3 Sone at full speed
- Standard 120 mm frame with 4-pin connector fits most cases
Pressure-optimised 120 mm PWM fan
The Manw P12 PWM is a 120 mm case fan built for high static pressure. Its focused airstream suits radiators and restrictive mesh panels where directed airflow matters most.
200–1800 RPM speed range with 4-pin PWM control
Fan speed spans 200 to 1800 RPM and drops to 0 RPM below five percent duty cycle. The four-pin connector enables broad PWM regulation so noise stays low until cooling demand rises.
Quiet motor rated at 0.3 sone
At full speed the motor produces 0.3 sone, and a neodymium-iron-boron magnet ring runs cooler to extend service life. Buyers needing higher airflow volume or larger frame sizes should consider other models.
Highlights
- Pressure-optimised airflow suits radiators and heatsinks
- PWM control spans 200 to 1800 RPM with 0 RPM below 5 % duty
- Neodymium magnet motor runs cooler for extended lifespan
- Quiet operation at just 0.3 Sone at full speed
- Standard 120 mm frame with 4-pin connector fits most cases
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 200-1800 RPM range mean for cooling performance in my build?
The fan spins as low as 200 RPM for near-silent idle and ramps to 1800 RPM when the system demands maximum airflow through radiators or dense heatsinks.
How does the 4-pin PWM connector control the fan speed?
The 4-pin PWM header lets the motherboard vary voltage signals so the fan runs anywhere from 0 RPM at very low duty cycles up to 1800 RPM without manual switches.
Will this 120 mm frame fit my case or radiator mounting points?
Yes, the 120 mm square frame matches standard case fan mounts and 120 mm radiator holes used on most modern chassis and AIO coolers.
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