Vetroo
Vetroo 140mm LED Ring case fan Ice Blue 1500 RPM 49.8 CFM 29 dB(A) 4.2 W
140 mm case fan with hydraulic bearing, 1500 RPM, 49.8 CFM airflow and 29 dB(A) noise
- TypeCase Fan
- Fan Size140mm
- ColorIce Blue
Color Ice Blue
- Red
- Ice Blue
- High airflow cooling with 49.8 CFM at 1500 RPM
- Quiet 29 dB(A) operation via hydraulic bearing
- Dual 3-pin and 4-pin connectors for flexible power
- Ice Blue LED ring adds visible style to builds
- Rated 20000 hours for long service life
140 mm Ice Blue LED case fan
The Vetroo 140 mm case fan adds ice-blue LED lighting and hydraulic-bearing airflow to a standard 140 x 140 x 25 mm frame. It spins at up to 1 500 RPM, delivers 49.8 CFM and runs at a rated 29 dB(A). The fan draws 4.2 W from a 12 V supply and includes both 3-pin and 4-pin connectors for motherboard or PSU power.
Suited for single-fan upgrades or radiator mounts
Builders who want a single 140 mm fan with quiet hydraulic operation and a subtle ice-blue glow will find it fits standard mounting holes. Buyers needing multi-fan kits, PWM speed curves, addressable RGB control or higher static-pressure ratings should look at other models.
Simple screw-in install with one power choice
Mount the fan using the four corner holes, then connect either the 3-pin header or the 4-pin Molex adapter — never both at once, or a short circuit can occur. The hydraulic bearing is rated for 20 000 hours; the main risk is accidentally plugging in both power leads simultaneously.
Highlights
- High airflow cooling with 49.8 CFM at 1500 RPM
- Quiet 29 dB(A) operation via hydraulic bearing
- Dual 3-pin and 4-pin connectors for flexible power
- Ice Blue LED ring adds visible style to builds
- Rated 20000 hours for long service life
Specifications
| Type | Case Fan |
|---|---|
| Fan Size | 140mm |
| Color | Ice Blue |
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Questions about this item
Does this 140 mm Ice Blue fan need a 3-pin or 4-pin motherboard header, or can it run from a Molex connector?
It includes both a 3-pin header for motherboard power and an LP4 Molex connector for direct PSU power; use only one at a time to avoid a short circuit.
Will the 1500 RPM speed and 29 dB(A) noise level stay the same when I plug it into an older 3-pin header without PWM?
On a 3-pin header the fan runs at full 12 V, so it will spin at 1500 RPM and produce the rated 29 dB(A); speed control requires a 4-pin PWM header.
After installation, how can I confirm the hydraulic bearing fan is delivering the rated 49.8 CFM airflow?
Check the BIOS or monitoring software for a stable 1500 RPM reading and listen for the quiet 29 dB(A) operation; those figures confirm the fan is running to spec.
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