The Yate Loon 120mm x 25mm UV Reactive LED Fan mounts on standard 120mm fan holes. The four LEDs are quite bright and can illuminate a case. The fan blades and housing are reactive to Ultra Violet light.

Operating Temp:	-10 - 65°C
Model:	D12SL-124UB
Rated Voltage:	12V
Operating Voltage Range:	6.5 ~ 13.8V
Rated Current:	0.30A
Rated Speed:	2200 RPM ± 10%
Max Air Flow:	88 CFM
Sound Level:	40 dB
Style:	Closed Chassis

06-14-2010
Reviewer: coolzizo (2)
Good Airflow for my Thermaltake xaser VI i use the fan Yate loon for front the case under the 5.25 drive By using 3 drive 5.25 and under the fan between the another fan 140mm stock from the case now the temp is outside is 30'' celsius or less and the inside the case is 31 or 32 the diffrent is 2'' celsius is good and nice

06-11-2010
Reviewer: gneuris (3)
MOST GET!!! These fans are really bright alone just with four leds they are good i have yet to order UV cathodes to see hwo brighter they can get. As is blows a good descent amount of air. Kinda loud but ill be fixing that problem once i hook everything up with a fan controler

11-30-2009
Reviewer: Fosters (2)
great Fan''s For the Cost They move a ton of air , and are Blue very blue..the sound isnt that bad at all for how much air they are moving, the only thing i seen was bad wiring on the LED light''s i can see some Copper but as long as it doesnt touch anything metal in my Case it shouldnt have any Grounding problem''s also it''s a very Easy Fix .

10-22-2009
Reviewer: Alex (4)
I purchased 3 of these and 1 140mm in the same exact style, my machine came with 2 fans of poorer quality (so I''m upgrading 2 and adding 2) They''re *great* fans and came to me recommended by very experienced overclockers. They seem tough and certainly move a lot of air. So far I''ve recorded a 7C drop in GPU temp (my CPU needs a better CPU fan). There were problems though and I do want to put those out there. * I didn''t buy screws, just never thought of it. Don''t just assume screws come with it. I had screws of my own though. * I really underestimated how hard it was to get those screws in there. I pressed so hard to turn a screw that I made my hand bleed, that''s a bit too much. So I went out to the garage and got a round file and put it in the power drill (it wasn''t made for that but it worked ok) and filed the screw holes out so the screws would turn more easily. They''re in now but by the hardest. * I wouldn''t use these fans without a fan controller, they''re too loud to stay on like that when you don''t need the power. Get a quality fan controller (I am using the Lamptron High Wattage 4 Channel Rheobus bought from here at FrozenCPU) and turn these things down or even off when you don''t need them. * They make a high pitched whine when they are undervolted to a certain degree. Once I turn them up to a certain speed I don''t hear the sound anymore. This might be something that not everybody can hear - there are a lot of things that only me and dogs can hear. Again, very good quality. I don''t want to sound like I dislike them (my hands are still really hurting). Oh and my case exudes coolness now, the blue LEDs have no lack of awesome.

09-12-2009
Reviewer: Jeff (3)
Bought these to replace old school Cooler Masters and wow temps went down by 4C on TFC 3x120, Awesome fans!!