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"Enermax SquA RGB. Type: Fan, Fan diameter: 12 cm, Rotational speed (min): 300 RPM, Rotational speed (max): 1500 RPM, Airflow: 115.99 m³/h, Minimum air pressure: 0.17 mmH2O, Maximum air pressure: 1.898 mmH2O. Width: 120 mm, Depth: 26 mm, Height: 120 mm. Product colour: White"\n"SquA RGB, an addressable RGB fan series, is designed with square-shaped lighting and PWM control. Featuring ENERMAX LED LIGHTING Technology, SquA RGB can deliver incredibly bright and even lighting. Engineered for high performance and better user experience, SquA RGB is characterized by 300RPM starting speed and up to 40% stronger airflow than other RGB fans. Furthermore, the vortex frame design generates concentrated airflow and ENERMAX’s Air Inlet Design facilitates airflow effectively. SquA RGB is capable to provide superior airflow and stunning lighting effect.

Unique Square-shaped Lighting
SquA RGB features square-shaped lighting and also supports addressable RGB lighting sync with 16.8 million color options

Case Moddings and Builds with Square-shaped Lighting Fan
SquA RGB provides users with 2 types of lighting patterns to make the perfect match with system configuration

Diamond Bright Behind SquA RGB
A gleam through the holes around the back of the frame delivers the incredible visual experience as diamonds shining in the dark

Up to 40% Stronger Airflow
The enlarged blade surface can create up to 40% stronger airflow than other RGB fans

Addressable RGB Lighting Synchronization
Synchronizable RGB lighting via addressable RGB header of motherboards
(The ARGB header assignment is +5V/D/-/G)

ENERMAX’s Air Inlet Design
ENERMAX’s Air Inlet Design brings more air in and also facilitates the airflow efficiency

Vortex Frame Design
Vortex frame design can generate concentrated airflow, especially perfect for CPU cooler

Optimized low 300RPM starting speed
The smart PWM speed control provides 300RPM starting speed for superior silent experience

Vibration-damping Rubber Pads
Vibration-damping rubber pads absorb the excessive vibration and noise"