Fan Thermaltake CT200 20 cm Black 500-900 RPM Hydraulic Bearing

The Thermaltake CT200 200 mm black chassis fan (model CL-F177-PL20BL-A) is a large case fan designed to provide balanced airflow and static pressure for desktop systems. With a speed range of 500–900 RPM and a hydraulic bearing, the fan offers quiet operation while delivering up to 1.92 mmH2O static pressure and strong airflow suitable for case ventilation and radiator use. The fan includes an integrated daisy-chain cable and a 900 mm PWM lead for easier cable management, and anti-vibration rubber pads on each corner to reduce noise transmission.

Advantages

The nine-blade design is tuned to provide a combination of high airflow and respectable static pressure while keeping noise low (approx. 27.2 dB-A in tests). The hydraulic bearing reduces operational noise and improves longevity compared with sleeve bearings. Cable-integrated daisy-chain wiring reduces the number of 4-pin PWM connectors required on the motherboard and shortens inter-fan cable runs. Corner anti-vibration rubber pads help dampen vibration for more stable, quieter operation.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Case ventilation for mid-tower and full-tower PC builds
• Cooling front/side intake or rear/exhaust fan positions
• Use on radiators or areas requiring moderate static pressure
• Systems where reduced cable clutter and PWM control are desired

Key specifications

• Model: Thermaltake CT200 (CL-F177-PL20BL-A)
• Size: 200 mm
• Color: Black
• Speed: 500–900 RPM
• Bearing type: Hydraulic bearing
• Maximum static pressure: 1.92 mmH2O
• Noise level (approx.): 27.2 dB-A
• Connector: 4-pin PWM, includes 900 mm PWM cable
• Features: 9-blade design, cable-integrated daisy-chain, corner anti-vibration rubber pads
• MPN: CL-F177-PL20BL-A
• EAN: 4711475641303

How to use

Install the fan into a compatible 200 mm mounting location in your case or on a radiator using the provided screws or mounting hardware. Connect the fan to your motherboard or fan controller using the 4-pin PWM connector; if using multiple CT Series fans, use the integrated daisy-chain cable to connect fans in series and then attach the final PWM lead to the motherboard PWM header. Configure fan speed control in the motherboard BIOS or software to take advantage of PWM regulation within the 500–900 RPM range.

Recommendations

For optimal results, place the CT200 where it supports unobstructed airflow (intake or exhaust) and ensure the daisy-chain cable routing does not interfere with other components. Use motherboard PWM control to balance cooling performance and noise, and secure the anti-vibration pads to the case mounting points to reduce resonance.