The Be Quiet! BL076 Light Wings 120mm PWM is a great choice for anyone who wants a high-quality cooling fan that offers stunning lighting, powerful performance and silent operation. It is compatible with most standard 120 mm fan mounts and ARGB controllers. If you are looking for a fan that can keep your system cool and make it stand out, you should consider the Be Quiet! BL076 Light Wings 120mm PWM.
Specifications
- Fan Connector(s): 4-pin
- Fan Dimensions: 120 x 25 mm
- Fan Controller: PWM
- Rotation Speed: 1700
- Fan Bearing: Rifle Bearing
- Air Flow: 41.51 CFM
- Noise level: 20.6 dB(A)
- Power: 12V
- Power Draw: 0.07A
About the Be Quiet! BL076 Light Wings 120mm Black Case Fan
Impressive Lighting
Be Quiet! BL076 Light Wings 120mm PWM offers ARGB lighting at the front and rear. The subtly lit ring at the back combined with the bright one at the front make for a magnificent appearance from every angle. 18 ARGB LEDs give you many opportunities to individualise your PC build.
Three Fans, One Hub
An ARGB Hub allows to use and synchronise up to 6 ARGB components at the same time. A user-friendly installation makes for an easy and convenient process, while the elegant all-black design of the ARGB Hub visually suits any PC case. It can be mounted like an SSD or anywhere else using the double-coated adhesive tape supplied.
Perfect Case Fan
With optimisation for maximum airflow, Be Quiet! BL076 Light Wings 120mm PWM is the right choice for any case configuration that demands high cooling performance.
Quiet Operation
A highly optimized fan frame and impeller achieve the silent operation be quiet! is famous for. With a noise level of just 20.6dB(A) at maximum fan speed, it proves that instead of being a replacement the lighting is an addon to very silent and very powerful operation. All features combine to make Light Wings 120mm PWM the fan of choice for silent show cases and gaming systems alike.
Variable Fan Speed Function
Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) allows compatible 4-pin controllers, including those built into many motherboards, to intelligently vary the speed and thus the noise level of the fan. With PWM the system can ramp up the cooling when it’s needed, or operate in maximum quiet mode when it’s not.
