The cut edge of the rubber pads is designed to create a smoother curve along the light diffuser. MORE SLEEK LIGHTING DESIGN Detail Oriented To reduce vibrations and ensure extremely low noise levels To support the fan blades and reduce vibration levels, thus ensuring a low noise level while in operation
To provide a rotating magnetic field that generates momentum To effectively reduce the internal friction for improved durability Increased thickness to 28mm for better efficiency Thanks to a slight increase to a 28mm thick frame, the SL120 V2 features a 10% airflow optimization compared to the SL120 V1, which creates a great balance of airflow and static pressure. The interlocking keys on each fan are removable to improve compatibility with radiator fittings. The cable module is designed to plug in and sit flush with the fan frame, which doesn’t require extra space for the module and reduces clearance issues with radiator fittings. The new daisy-chaining solution reduces the number of cables needing to be managed at the back of the case and enables new lighting effects which can be continuous between the two bridged clusters.Įach port can support up to 6 fans while the maximum number of fans supported by the controller is 16. These 6 fans can then be connected to a single port on the SL V2 UNI HUB controller. With the new 18 cm extension cable, the ability to bridge two clusters of fans to create a 3+3 daisy-chained cluster is offered. UNI FAN SL V2 revised its interlocking style to connect up to 6 fans in two clusters to a single controller port, making cable management simpler. Only one cable is required for each fan cluster when using the provided new UNI HUB to control lighting effects via L-Connect 3.Smoother side lighting for a better aesthetic.Start/stop fan RPM support for a quieter environment.Removable interlocking keys to provide better radiator clearance.SL120 V2 fan frame thickness is 28mm to provide 10% improved airflow compared to V1.Improved daisy chain design to connect 2 clusters of fans.
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