120 mm Fan DeepCool RF120W — 1300 RPM, 1.32 mmH2O, translucent black

DeepCool RF120W — 1300 RPM, 1.32 mmH2O, translucent black is a 120 mm PC case fan designed to provide steady airflow and moderate static pressure for general chassis ventilation. The translucent black frame combines a discreet aesthetic with functional design to help direct air through drive bays, radiators, and tight case areas. With a maximum rotational speed of 1300 RPM and a rated static pressure of 1.32 mmH2O, this fan is intended for desktop builds and gaming rigs where stable cooling and low noise are priorities.

Advantages

The RF120W delivers balanced airflow with controlled noise due to its moderate maximum speed and optimized blade design. Its translucent black construction blends with many system color schemes while allowing subtle lighting effects if combined with compatible LEDs. The fan’s size and static pressure make it suitable for mounting on cases, front intakes, or small radiators without producing excessive turbulence or power draw.

Suitable for

• General PC case ventilation and airflow improvement
• Front or rear chassis mounts in desktop and gaming PCs
• Cooling support for small to medium air or liquid cooling radiators
• System builds that require a discreet, translucent-black fan appearance

Key specifications

• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Maximum rotational speed: 1300 RPM
• Maximum static pressure: 1.32 mmH2O
• Product colour: Translucent black
• Application: Case ventilation, radiator support

How to use

Install the RF120W in the desired fan mount using the provided screws or compatible fan mounts, ensuring correct airflow direction based on your case’s intake and exhaust layout. Connect the fan to a motherboard header or controller that supports 3-pin or 4-pin fans, depending on your system wiring; verify power and speed control settings in BIOS or fan control software to achieve the preferred balance between cooling and noise. Position the fan to avoid obstructions and maintain clear airflow paths through intake filters and heat-generating components.

Recommendations

For consistent performance, periodically clean dust from the fan blades and surrounding filters. Use the fan as part of a coordinated airflow plan—intake at the front/bottom and exhaust at the rear/top—to reduce internal temperatures efficiently. If quieter operation is needed, reduce maximum RPM via your motherboard or an external fan controller.