Can I use any high CFM (110 CFM) 120mm fan or does it have to be this?
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Since I don't know what you want to use it for, I can't really answer the question properly. I will tell you that I was having an issue with my satellite receiver not getting enough air movement in the cabinet I have it in. One of the techs told it was probably a bit too warm in there. I set this up in the cabinet and it seems to have resolved the issue. I liked the variable speed to it because I could run it faster in the summer and move more air, and dial it down in the winter a bit. Only downside is that it's a bit noisy at the higher speed, but I'm not aware of a more efficient way to move air in a small area. Hope that helps. Ray Since I don't know what you want to use it for, I can't really answer the question properly. I will tell you that I was having an issue with my satellite receiver not getting enough air movement in the cabinet I have it in. One of the techs told it was probably a bit too warm in there. I set this up in the cabinet and it seems to have resolved the issue. I liked the variable speed to it because I could run it faster in the summer and move more air, and dial it down in the winter a bit. Only downside is that it's a bit noisy at the higher speed, but I'm not aware of a more efficient way to... » Read More Since I don't know what you want to use it for, I can't really answer the question properly. I will tell you that I was having an issue with my satellite receiver not getting enough air movement in the cabinet I have it in. One of the techs told it was probably a bit too warm in there. I set this up in the cabinet and it seems to have resolved the issue. I liked the variable speed to it because I could run it faster in the summer and move more air, and dial it down in the winter a bit. Only downside is that it's a bit noisy at the higher speed, but I'm not aware of a more efficient way to move air in a small area. Hope that helps. Ray « Show Less
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Since I don't know what you want to use it for, I can't really answer the question properly. I will tell you that I was having an issue with my satellite receiver not getting enough air movement in the cabinet I have it in. One of the techs told it was probably a bit too warm in there. I set this up in the cabinet and it seems to have resolved the issue. I liked the variable speed to it because I could run it faster in the summer and move more air, and dial it down in the winter a bit. Only downside is that it's a bit noisy at the higher speed, but I'm not aware of a more efficient way to move air in a small area. Hope that helps. Ray
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Any fan will produce noise, the higher the speed, the more noise.The advantage of this one is to be able to control the speed and therefore the noise to an acceptable level.If it is for avoiding heat buildup in a enclosed audio- video cabinet, the slowest speed that does the job should be used. An adequate front opening should be provided (partially open door, etc) in order to allow airflow over the equipment.
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Any Normal 120 volt control should work well with the Broan Combination Fan!
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Maybe consider a .5 sone bath fan Air King BFQ50 ENERGY STAR® Qualified SNAP-IN Exhaust Fan, 50 CFM
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I do not think this is what you are looking for. This could cause heat issues and would be an awfull mess to remove if it is not what you wanted. Buying high quality 120mm+ fans is a better option.
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I would go with the 110. The cost difference is fairly insignificant so I always try to go a little larger than the calculation calls for. These are great fans. I've bought quite a few for other people and have 2 in my house. Hope this helps.
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I would also recommend the larger fan. I installed the 110cfm fan in our 10 x 12 bath and if works great.
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Absolutely. The H105 is the same size as the H100i that I have in the case currently. It would definitely fit with the dual 120 fans.
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Could possibly work but filters reduce flow by almost 50% so a 50cfm fan may only be 25cfm with filter attached. You want an inline or squirrel cage type fan, not a square axial fan or duct booster. The best way is to double the cfms required and get a matching fan/filter, if you need 250cfm, get a fan/filter rated for 500cfms. Never get a fan with much higher cfms then what the filter is rated for or it wont reduce odor
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Dual 120. I'd recommend switching to noctua fans because the stock fans, while effective, can be a little noisy. I usually run it on silent mode and it keeps me cool enough
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Yes, 120mm. It can take a 140mm also. However, I found the stock one is quiet and effective.
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Here is what I know. I replaced the stock 120mm fan that comes with the system with a cooler master 140mm fan. I looked up the specs on this 140mm fan and it says the thickness is 1in. Most people use the conversion 1in = 2.54cm and this equals 25.4mm. So if your proposed fan is only 25mm thick then it should be fine. However I cannot say what the max thickness that will fit in front. Hope that helps.
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I've always used slow 120mm fans with this cooler. It is still virtually silent, but gives you a little more cooling. I use metal wire ties (the kind used to hold loaves of bread closed) to hold fans in place.
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If the fan is 120mm it can either magnetic or screw it on to the fan up to you
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1 120mm fan Up to 69.69 CFM (maximum RPM)19 dB-A silent application for CPU cooling
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yes your case has spots for 3 120mm fans which is what this is. they are great fans and very quiet.
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You can use any carbon filter as long as the fan has a lower cfm rating than the filter that you attach it to. This fan would be great for a 110-150 cfm carbon filter.
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You can use it however your only viable option is the fan slot on top as it is 140mm. The rear fan could be an option however that would depend on whether there is a means to mount a 140mm fan in a spot that comes with a 120mm fan stock. I actually wound up having to drill holes on the back of my case to mount the fan as I had misjudged the size of the fan back there (120mm). Still works very well at keeping CPU temps far lower than my previous heatsink/fan system.