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Three black 140mm RGB case fans with magnetic reversible blades and controller

Thermaltake

Thermaltake SWAFAN EX 14 RGB 3-Pack 140mm Case Fan CL-F144-PL14SW-A

SKU CH-RP7V-DJ1SH MPN CL-F144-PL14SW-A

Three 140 mm PWM fans with reversible magnetic blades, RGB lighting and a controller deliver up to 81.6 CFM at 2000 RPM

  • Fan size140 × 140 × 25 mm
  • Number of fans3 Fans
  • Fan controlController
  • Fan depth25 mm
  • Bearing designHydraulic
  • Rotational speed500 to 2000 R.P.M (2510-4Pin)

Fan Size 140mm

Model SWAFAN EX

  • Swappable blades via magnetic connection for easy airflow direction changes
  • Three 140mm fans with included controller simplify RGB cooling setup
  • PWM control from 500 to 2000 RPM balances performance and noise
  • Hydraulic bearing supports long-life operation at up to 81.6 CFM per fan
  • TT RGB Plus 2.0 software enables full lighting customisation across all fans

Swappable Blade 140 mm RGB Triple Pack

This 3-fan kit uses a magnetic mounting system that lets you swap between standard and reverse blades without tools. Each 140 x 140 x 25 mm unit runs on a hydraulic bearing and connects via a 4-pin PWM header for 500 to 2000 RPM control. The included controller handles RGB lighting and fan curves through a USB 2.0 internal header and a Molex power feed.

Builders wanting reversible airflow without extra

The magnetic blade design suits cases where you might flip intake to exhaust or test push-pull layouts. Users who need silence below 34.5 dB-A at the standard blade's rated speed will not meet that target here. The kit also demands a spare USB 2.0 header and a Molex connector, so boards lacking either cannot run the controller.

81.6 CFM peak airflow per fan at 2000 RPM

This single figure defines the cooling ceiling for the standard blade orientation. The reverse blade drops to 79.3 CFM while noise rises to 38.8 dB-A. If your thermal load requires more than 81.6 CFM per 140 mm position, this triple pack will not satisfy it.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameThermaltake
Product lineSWAFAN EX 14 RGB
Model nameSWAFAN EX 14 RGB
Part numberCL-F144-PL14SW-A
Product typeCase Fan
Product colorBlack
Performance
Rotational speed500 to 2000 R.P.M (2510-4Pin)
Airflow rateFan Blade 1 : 81.6 CFM (only one fan)
Fan Blade 2 (Reverse) : 79.3 CFM (only one fan)
Power
Power input connector4 Pin
Size & build
Fan size140 × 140 × 25 mm
Number of fans3 Fans
Fan depth25 mm
Bearing designHydraulic
Shipping weight1.41 kg
Package size203 × 170 × 150 mm
Compatibility
Compatible withCase
Environment & compliance
Operating noiseFan Blade 1 : 34.5 dB-A (only one fan)
Fan Blade 2 (Reverse) : 38.8 dB-A (only one fan)
More details
Fan controlController
LED lightingRGB

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Questions about this item

How do I install the magnetic blades on the SWAFAN EX 14 RGB, and what step do people miss?

Snap each reversible blade onto the motor hub using the neodymium magnets, then connect the Mag-cables to the included controller; the step often missed is plugging the controller into both a Molex power connector and a USB 2.0 internal header for RGB control.

What maintenance will the hydraulic-bearing fans and magnetic blades need later?

The hydraulic bearings are sealed and require no lubrication; periodically remove the magnetic blades and use compressed air to clear dust from the blades and motor hub to keep airflow near the rated 81.6 CFM.

At 2000 RPM sustained, which limit appears first — noise or airflow drop?

Noise reaches 34.5 dB-A in standard orientation or 38.8 dB-A with reversed blades before any measurable airflow reduction occurs at the maximum 2000 RPM speed.

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