ARCTIC P14 Pro PST - 5 Pack 140 mm PWM Fan with Cable Splitter

ARCTIC P14 Pro PST - 5 Pack 140 mm PWM Fan with Cable Splitter, Fan, 14 cm, 400 RPM, 2500 RPM, 186 m³/h, Black

Efficient Performance at High Air Resistance

Thanks to high static pressure, the Pro fans move air effectively through tight spaces. This makes them ideal for radiators, perforated panels, and mesh filters.

Maximum Performance, Redefined

Revised fan blade design for an optimal balance of performance and smooth operation.

Optimized Bearing-Shaft Design (FDB)

A hydrodynamic bearing combined with an extended shaft ensures quieter operation by improving pressure distribution and minimizing vibrations.

Automated Two-Plane Balancing

An automated two-level measuring and balancing process ensures exceptional precision and smooth performance by applying the balancing mass with pinpoint accuracy at two different depth levels.

SOTA Microcontroller

Reduces motor noise, compensates for load fluctuations, and protects against inrush currents and reverse polarity.

More Power – Less Noise

The fan delivers more performance at low speeds with higher airflow and static pressure at just 25 dB(A) – ideal for quiet, powerful cooling.

Minimum Gap Dimensions for Maximum Efficiency

Enables higher static pressure and maximum airflow efficiency.

PST – PWM-Based Synchronized Fan Control

An additional PWM connector allows multiple fans to be synchronized in series using a single header.

How to use

Install the fan in the computer case using the appropriate mounting points and screws, ensuring correct airflow direction for intake or exhaust. Connect the fan to a 4-pin PWM header on the motherboard or to a compatible controller to enable automatic speed regulation. Secure cables to avoid interference with other components and verify operation in BIOS or monitoring software.

Recommendations

For optimal cooling, use these 140 mm PWM fans in pairs or in combination with other case fans to establish a balanced airflow path. Regularly clean the fan blades to maintain performance and check that the PWM control profile in BIOS or software matches your cooling preferences.