be quiet! Silent Wings USC 80mm Data Sheet

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be quiet! Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan Specification

The be quiet! Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan is engineered to deliver optimal cooling performance while maintaining minimal noise levels, making it ideal for a variety of computing environments. This fan incorporates advanced fluid dynamic bearing technology, which significantly reduces operational noise and enhances longevity, achieving a lifespan of up to 300,000 hours. The fan blades are aerodynamically optimized to ensure high airflow and static pressure, delivering efficient cooling even in demanding setups.

The frame of the Silent Wings USC is constructed with a rubberized material that dampens vibrations, further contributing to its quiet operation. The fan operates at a maximum speed of 2000 RPM, producing an airflow of up to 33.5 CFM with a noise level as low as 15.7 dBA, making it an excellent choice for users who prioritize silence without compromising on performance. With a voltage range between 4.5V and 13.8V, it offers flexible integration into various system configurations.

This fan is powered via a 3-pin connector, offering compatibility with a wide range of motherboards and fan controllers. The installation process is straightforward, with a secure mounting system that reduces the risk of vibration-induced noise. The be quiet! Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan is designed for users who demand efficient cooling solutions with minimal acoustic footprint, suitable for both home and office settings where a balance of performance and silence is essential.

be quiet! Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan F.A.Q.

How do I install the be quiet! Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan in my PC case?

To install the fan, align it with the mounting holes in your PC case. Use the provided screws to secure it. Ensure the airflow direction matches your cooling setup, typically indicated by arrows on the fan frame.

What is the best orientation for airflow with the Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan?

The best orientation depends on your case layout. Generally, front and bottom fans should intake air, while rear and top fans should exhaust air. Check for airflow direction arrows on the fan's side.

How can I reduce the noise from my Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan?

Ensure the fan is securely mounted to reduce vibrations. Use the included rubber mounts for quieter operation. Also, keep the fan clean from dust, as buildup can increase noise levels.

Why is my Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan not spinning?

Check the power connection to ensure it is properly plugged into the motherboard or fan controller. Inspect the cable for any damages. If still not spinning, test the fan on another header to rule out a faulty connection.

What maintenance does the Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan require?

Regularly clean the fan blades with compressed air to prevent dust buildup. Inspect the fan periodically for any signs of wear or damage. Ensure the fan is securely mounted to avoid vibrations.

What is the PWM feature, and does the Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan support it?

PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) allows for dynamic fan speed control based on temperature. The Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan operates at a fixed speed and does not support PWM.

How do I clean the Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan without removing it?

Use compressed air to blow away dust from the fan blades and surrounding area. A soft brush can help dislodge stubborn debris. Ensure the PC is powered off before cleaning.

Can I use the Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan with a fan controller?

Yes, the fan can be connected to a fan controller. Ensure the controller supports the fan's voltage and current specifications to avoid damage.

What is the maximum operating temperature for the Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan?

The fan is designed to operate effectively within typical PC temperatures. However, it is recommended to keep the operating environment below 70°C (158°F) for optimal performance and longevity.

How do I know if my Silent Wings USC 80mm Fan is failing?

Signs of a failing fan include unusual noise, inconsistent speeds, or complete failure to spin. Regular inspection and cleaning can help prolong fan life and identify issues early.