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SXDOOL

SXDOOL FOX-2 110mm PCI turbine case fan

SKU CH-DW99-ANW1N

110 mm turbine fan mounts in a PCI slot to exhaust heat from the graphics area, spinning at 2800 RPM with 60 CFM airflow while staying under 31 dBA

  • Fan Size110mm
  • 110 mm turbine design exhausts hot air directly from the PCI slot
  • Ever-lubricate bearing delivers long life at 2800 RPM
  • Quiet operation below 31 dBA while moving 60 CFM
  • Compact 111 x 90.6 x 34.6 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces

110 mm PCI turbine exhaust fan

This SXDOOL FOX-2 cooler mounts directly into a PCI slot bracket to pull hot air out of the chassis. It measures 111 x 90.6 x 34.6 mm and weighs 149 g. A 12 V DC motor drives the 110 mm impeller at 2800 RPM with an Ever Lubricate bearing for long service life. Maximum airflow reaches 60 CFM while noise stays below 31 dBA.

Builders needing slot-mounted exhaust

Suits systems that lack rear or top fan mounts and want a simple exhaust path through an empty expansion slot. Not for buyers who need intake airflow or PWM speed control. Cases with no accessible PCI bracket space cannot use this design.

Highlights

  • 110 mm turbine design exhausts hot air directly from the PCI slot
  • Ever-lubricate bearing delivers long life at 2800 RPM
  • Quiet operation below 31 dBA while moving 60 CFM
  • Compact 111 x 90.6 x 34.6 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces

Specifications

Fan Size110mm

Questions about this item

Will the 111 x 90.6 x 34.6 mm housing fit a standard PCI bracket slot?

The fan measures 111 mm long, 90.6 mm wide and 34.6 mm thick so it occupies one full-height expansion slot and needs that much clear depth behind the bracket.

Which way does air travel through the turbine blades, and how do I orient the fan for exhaust?

Air is pulled in from the open face and pushed out through the slotted PCI bracket; mount the fan with the bracket facing the rear of the case so hot air leaves the chassis.

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