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Three white square 120mm RGB case fans with controller and cables

NZXT

NZXT Aer RGB 2 120mm Triple Pack White

SKU CH-FED7-MS1S8

Three white 120 mm case fans with fluid-dynamic bearings, RGB lighting and an included controller deliver 17.48 to 52.44 CFM at 22 to 33 dBA

  • TypeCase Fan
  • CompatibilityCase
  • Bearing TypeFluid Dynamic
  • RPM500 - 1,500 +/- 300RPM
  • Air Flow17.48 - 52.44 CFM
  • Noise Level22 - 33 dBA
  • Quiet operation from 22 to 33 dBA across the speed range
  • Adjustable airflow of 17.48 to 52.44 CFM for flexible cooling
  • Fluid dynamic bearing for durable long-term performance
  • RGB lighting on white 120mm frames for customisable aesthetics
  • Triple pack includes controller and cables for simple installation

Three white 120 mm RGB fans with controller

The pack contains three 120 mm case fans in a white finish, each fitted with addressable RGB lighting and a fluid-dynamic bearing. They spin between 500 and 1500 RPM, delivering 17.48 to 52.44 CFM while producing 22 to 33 dBA. The kit is aimed at builders who want coordinated lighting and airflow from a single package.

Check motherboard headers and case mounts

Verify that your case has three 120 mm mounting positions and that your motherboard or fan hub can supply enough 4-pin PWM headers for the fans and the included controller. The controller requires a USB 2.0 internal header for software control, so confirm one is free. Ensure the 500 mm cables can reach from the mounting points to the controller location.

Controller handles lighting and speed together

The supplied RGB and fan controller manages both PWM speed curves and lighting effects for all three fans, reducing the number of headers needed on the motherboard. Dual-lock pads and magnets give flexible mounting options for the controller inside the chassis. The 1-to-3 splitter and daisy-chain cables let you route power neatly, freeing up header space for other components.

Highlights

  • Quiet operation from 22 to 33 dBA across the speed range
  • Adjustable airflow of 17.48 to 52.44 CFM for flexible cooling
  • Fluid dynamic bearing for durable long-term performance
  • RGB lighting on white 120mm frames for customisable aesthetics
  • Triple pack includes controller and cables for simple installation

Specifications

BrandNZXT
ModelHF-2812C-TW
TypeCase Fan
CompatibilityCase
Bearing TypeFluid Dynamic
RPM500 - 1,500 +/- 300RPM
Air Flow17.48 - 52.44 CFM
Noise Level22 - 33 dBA
ColorWhite
LEDRGB
Dimensions120.00 x 120.00 x 26.00 mm
Package Contents3 x Aer RGB 2 120mm
1 x RGB & Fan Controller
1 x Fan Connection Cable (500mm)
1 x Fan-to-accessory Cable (500mm)
2 x Fan-to-fan Cable (500mm)
1 x 1 to 3 Fan Splitter Cable (350mm)
2 x 3M Dual Lock
2 x Magnets
12 x Screws

Questions about this item

What comes in the Aer RGB 2 triple pack and what must be purchased separately?

The box contains three 120mm fans, an RGB & Fan Controller, one fan connection cable, one fan-to-accessory cable, two fan-to-fan cables, a 1-to-3 splitter, two 3M Dual Lock strips, two magnets and twelve screws. No additional cables or mounting hardware are required for a standard three-fan installation.

How do I choose between the available versions of this 120mm triple pack?

This model HF-2812C-TW is offered in white with RGB LEDs and fluid-dynamic bearings. No other colour, bearing or LED variants are listed for this specific triple pack, so the version is fixed.

What does the 52.44 CFM airflow figure mean once the fans are installed in my case?

At the maximum 1,500 RPM each fan can move up to 52.44 CFM, while at the minimum 500 RPM it delivers 17.48 CFM. Actual airflow in a system depends on case restriction, filter density and fan curve settings, so expect results between those two values.

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