Fan Thermaltake SWAFAN EX12 12 cm White 3 pcs 500-2000 RPM

The Thermaltake SWAFAN EX12 is a 120 mm computer case fan kit (3 pieces) designed for efficient cooling and simplified installation. Each fan operates on 12 V with a speed range of 500–2000 RPM and a maximum static pressure of 2.39 mmH2O. The set features a magnetic quick-connect system that allows daisy-chaining up to three fans on a single 12 V cable and removable blades for easy customization and maintenance.

Advantages

The magnetic force quick-connect reduces installation time by aligning and securing fan frames automatically when the cable or adjacent fans are placed nearby, enabling instant power and lighting through daisy-chaining. One cable can power up to three fans, cutting down on cable clutter and improving cable management. The swappable fan blades let you remove and reinstall blades quickly for cleaning or visual customization without tools.

Suitable for

• PC cases requiring 120 mm fans
• Builds where reduced cable clutter and easy fan installation are priorities
• Systems needing variable airflow within 500–2000 RPM range
• Users who want tool-free blade removal for cleaning or customization

Key specifications

• Brand: THERMALTAKE
• Model: SWAFAN EX12 (CL-F161-PL12SW-A)
• Quantity: 3 pcs
• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Dimensions (each): 120 x 120 x 25 mm
• Operating voltage: 12 V
• Speed: 500–2000 RPM
• Max static pressure: 2.39 mmH2O
• Color: White
• EAN: 4713227537247

How to use

Position the fans inside your PC case in the desired locations and connect the magnetic 12 V cable to the first fan. Bring the second and third fans close to the cable or to an adjacent fan until the magnetic connectors engage; the magnetic connectors will align and hold the fan frames while enabling power and lighting through daisy-chaining. To swap or clean blades, gently pop the fan blades out and press them back into place after maintenance. Ensure the system is powered off when performing blade removal or installation.

Recommendations

For optimal performance and longevity, mount the fans according to case airflow design (intake or exhaust), avoid obstructing the fan blades, and secure the cable path to prevent interference with moving parts. Use the magnetic connections to reduce cable clutter but confirm firm engagement before powering the system.