Air Series SP120 High Performance Edition High Static Pressure 120mm Fan Twin Pack

Air Series SP120: Improved heatsink and radiator performance, less noise
The advanced design of the SP120 provides the higher static pressure that radiators and heatsinks demand, while maintaining a quiet noise profile. Seven ultra-wide, custom-molded blades deliver high static pressure, and the customized fan enclosure helps airflow move in the right direction. The rubber mounts and the advanced hydraulic bearing system combine high reliability with low-noise operation. Three included colored rings allow you to customize the look of the fan to match the rest of your hardware. NOVEMBER SPECIAL: Get 40% off up to 12 Air Series fans when purchased with a Carbide case. Discount given at checkout.

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The wide body, low-pitch blades are custom-molded for high static pressure air delivery with low noise, while rubber corners reduce vibration and noise.

High Static Pressure for Efficient Cooling on Radiators or Heatsinks

Cooling today’s high-performance PCs is a complex task, and a single fan design can’t meet every need. The fan you use to exhaust hot air out of your case might not be the best fan to mount flush against a heatsink or radiator.

Static pressure is the measure of how well a fan can push air in this type of highly restrictive environment, and this is where the SP120 excels. It’s an ideal solution for radiator and heatsink use, as well as drive bay intakes, and other locations where you’re mounting a fan directly adjacent to a heat source.

For high-volume cooling in less restrictive environments, like case exhaust or side intakes, check out our AF series of high-volume fans.

Performance

	SP120 High Performance Edition	SP120 Quiet Edition
Size	120mm x 25mm
Operating Voltage	7V – 12V
Performance at 12V
Airflow	62.74 CFM	37.85 CFM
Static Pressure	3.1 mm/H20	1.29 mm/H20
Sound Level	35 dBA	23 dBA
Speed	2350 RPM	1450 RPM
Power Draw	0.18 A	0.08 A

Technical Specifications

Package contents

Two SP120 High Performance Edition Fans
Six colored rings in red, blue, and white
Mounting Screws
Voltage step-down adapter for lower speed operation

System requirements

Motherboard with an open standard 3-pin fan connector

Warranty Two years

Blog

Corsair Air Series Fan Terminology and Testing

By Jeff Checchi, on July 11th, 2012

We recently released a new lineup of Air Series case fans, which come in both AirFlow (AF) and Static Pressure (SP) versions. In this blog I will define the terms that are traditionally used to describe the characteristics of fans, and talk about the difference between "airflow" and "static pressure." I will also show you how we test the fans and how we were able to accurately determine the specifications for each fan. Let’s start with a quick explanation of the terminology which is used when describing the characteristics of fans:

Military Green C70 Build Log

By Jeff Checchi, on June 8th, 2012

With the Computex show right around the corner it was time to build some systems to show off some of our newly announced and released products. Among those products is our Vengeance Series C70 gaming case which comes in three colors (Military Green, Arctic White, and Gunmetal Black), I will be using the Military Green version and hopefully this build log will give you a better look at the features and design of the C70. Let’s start with the list of hardware I’ll be using.

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