aibileec RGB Case Fan with Controller Remote 12V 0.28A 26.4dBA
RGB case fan with remote controller supporting up to ten fans and two light bars, 12 V 0.28 A operation and 26.4 dBA noise rating
- Product colorBlack
- Vivid RGB lighting with flowing LED effects
- Controls up to 10 fans and 2 light bars via remote
- Quiet 26.4 dBA operation with 8 shockproof rubber pads
- 9-blade design delivers strong airflow for heat dissipation
- 12 V 0.28 A fan installs easily in any chassis
RGB airflow fan for PC builds
The aibileec case fan delivers coloured lighting and airflow for desktop computers. It suits builders who want visual effects without replacing their existing chassis. The 9-blade rotor moves air through the case while the LEDs produce a flowing pattern. Buyers who need PWM speed reporting or addressable RGB synchronisation should look elsewhere.
Thermals and acoustics at 12 V
Rated at 12 V and 0.28 A, the fan runs from a standard peripheral power connector. The supplier lists noise at 26.4 dBA with a ±10 % tolerance in normal operation. Eight shock-absorbing rubber pads on the four corners reduce vibration transmitted to the case. No power-draw figure for the controller is provided.
Build and daily connectivity
The frame is moulded from ABS plastic in black. A bundled remote-driven controller accepts up to 10 fans and two light bars through small 6-pin ports, letting you adjust colour, speed and brightness from your desk. Each fan connects via a small 3-pin and a large 4-pin plug; incorrect insertion can damage the LED elements. No mounting screws are mentioned in the data.
How it compares
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- Price $10.99
- Cheaper than about 90% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
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| Product color | Black |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the fan and controller without damaging the LED beads?
Use the small 3-pin or large 4-pin connector for fan power and the small 6-pin connector for the controller; plugging into the wrong power port burns out the lamp beads.
What parts may wear out first and need replacement?
The 9-blade rotor and the eight shockproof rubber pads in the corners are the moving and damping parts most likely to degrade over time.
At what noise level does the fan become noticeable under continuous load?
The rated acoustic output is 26.4 dBA with a ±10 % tolerance, so sustained operation stays near that figure.
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