Does this intake from the front of the fan?
458899
Air flows from the front (label) to the back. Intake is from the corsair label.
458900
There's an arrow that shows where the air flows from and the direction of its rotation.
458901
Where it shows the Corsair logo is where the intake is. So if you face logo to the front of case, then the air will go through fan to the inside.
458902
In my experience with CoolerMaster fans recently I note that the maker logo is the output side. The plain or shiny label is the intake side. Some fans have an arrow - you can believe that is correct. Or, just plug it into a fan wire outlet on the mobo and watch.
909993
No it does not. Like others have said, towards the end of the day when temps go down outside, and want to bring cooler air into the house, this exhaust fan will do a good job.
1885000
Yes, it does. It comes default with an intake fan on the front (LED-lit) and an output fan on the back. There's also plenty of space for additional fans on top and bottom if you wish to add any. One of the sides has a clear pane, so you can see all of the innards. If it doesn't bother you much to not have a side (since you obviously don't care if you can see the inner workings of the computer), you can also just take off the side panel to open it up to the world. If not, there is PLENTY of space on the inside (if you have good cable management, that is) for air to flow.Source: I currently own and use this case for a decent gaming PC. Yes, it does. It comes default with an intake fan on the front (LED-lit) and an output fan on the back. There's also plenty of space for additional fans on top and bottom if you wish to add any. One of the sides has a clear pane, so you can see all of the innards. If it doesn't bother you much to not have a side (since you obviously don't care if you can see the inner workings of the computer), you can also just take off the side panel to open it up to the world. If not, there is PLENTY of space on the inside (if you have good cable management, that is) for air to flow.Source: I... » Read More Yes, it does. It comes default with an intake fan on the front (LED-lit) and an output fan on the back. There's also plenty of space for additional fans on top and bottom if you wish to add any. One of the sides has a clear pane, so you can see all of the innards. If it doesn't bother you much to not have a side (since you obviously don't care if you can see the inner workings of the computer), you can also just take off the side panel to open it up to the world. If not, there is PLENTY of space on the inside (if you have good cable management, that is) for air to flow.Source: I currently own and use this case for a decent gaming PC. « Show Less
2180757
Depends on which way you place it. You can have it push or pull air. I have two in my case now, one as an intake and one as an exhaust. The side with the Corsair label is where the air is pulled from, opposite side is where it's pushed out.
547820
No. The shaft is too big and too long for the fan. I purchased two computer cooling fans and mounted them. Works great. Waste of money buying this motor.
198895
Sure the fan intakes air at thr base and distributes it through thr ring so all moving parts are internal.
235190
If I recall there is a flap that opens with the force of the blowing air, however I can't see why it wouldn't work. I would suggest mounting it as high up as possible to allow the sensor to start the fan soon enough to do a good job.
2154883
No. There is a similar unit with an exhaust fan. I once had a whirlpool that was excellent.
1495115
Yes. A flat hook that comes with the fan that is mounted to the wall first. The body of the fan (motor compartment) slips down onto the hook. This fan to hook connection is well hidden when the fan is put into place. All you need to do is unplug the fan and lift the fan up and off the hook. This is a very good fan unit. My daughter is using it in her college dorm.
1940220
There is an arrow on the fan that show you the direction the air will flow. If mounted on the rear of the case, You always want the fan to blow air out of your case.
784160
It does. There are moubting points for fans on the window, plenty of routing for pipes if you do water cooling, and mounting at the top for a radiator.
664194
Yes, it does, actually it might be a bit longer. The fan is remarkable. We really love. It carries air like no other fan that we have owned. It is worth every penny!
1289024
yes it does, this is an awesome fan, very quiet, and works perfectly. also energy efficient. i will be buying another one. thank u hunter
1906250
Yes it does. If u put your hand near it, it is clear the fans are moving a lot of air.
1940224
You can mount this fan either way. Look for the molded arrow on the side of the fan to identify airflow direction. Its most efficient when it pulls air through the computer chassis and exhausts it out the back. If you plan to mount it to the side of your chassis to cool your CPU you'll want to bring cool air in from the outside.
1413254
No, it does not. This fan sacrifices that ability (which would involve a complicated installation), for the simplicity of a drop-in/plug-in installation. It simply plugs into a standard outlet, and is controlled only by the on/off toggle switch on top.
1884997
Yes, it does. It comes default with an intake fan on the front (LED-lit) and an output fan on the back. There's also plenty of space for additional fans on top and bottom if you wish to add any. One of the sides has a clear pane, so you can see all of the innards. If it doesn't bother you much to not have a side (since you obviously don't care if you can see the inner workings of the computer), you can also just take off the side panel to open it up to the world. If not, there is PLENTY of space on the inside (if you have good cable management, that is) for air to flow. Source: I currently own and use this case for a decent gaming PC.