The packaging wastes no materials, being the exact size of a 120mm fan. The front advertises the 10-year extended warranty and the size of the fan.
The reverse side gives some illustrations and a specifications table.
The BioniX P120 uses only 5 blades on its impeller, formed in a spiral shape for better static pressure; helping to push the air into a cone in front of the fan instead of dispersing the airflow.
The corners are rubber mounted, preventing vibration travelling from the fan to the chassis or heatsink onto which it is attached.
The rear of the fan uses very thin spokes to attach the motor in the centre, seemingly encouraging airflow.
The braided cable measures 400mm in length and is split at the PWM connection, allowing several fans to run from a single connection. The split piece is 50mm in length.
The reverse side gives some illustrations and a specifications table.
The BioniX P120 uses only 5 blades on its impeller, formed in a spiral shape for better static pressure; helping to push the air into a cone in front of the fan instead of dispersing the airflow.
The corners are rubber mounted, preventing vibration travelling from the fan to the chassis or heatsink onto which it is attached.
The rear of the fan uses very thin spokes to attach the motor in the centre, seemingly encouraging airflow.
The braided cable measures 400mm in length and is split at the PWM connection, allowing several fans to run from a single connection. The split piece is 50mm in length.
