** NOISEBLOCKER ELOOP FANS - FINALLY AVAILABLE IN 140MM **

[rjk]

Hi Guys

Finaly they made it happen!
After 2 years developing a 140mm model from their existing 120mm model.

The 140MM eLoop fans will sell quick. Perfect for cases, CPU coolers and Radiators.

We will have stock in around 7 days.

Brilliant!

Noiseblocker NB-eLoop Fan B14-1 - 140mm @ £17.99 inc VAT

Hightech compact fans with bionic loop rotor (BionicLoopFan®). The special wing shape triggers turbulence in the air. This physical effect reduces the volume which is based on turbulances in the air flow and reduces energy consumption. With a straightened air flow and a higher Airflow these fans usually offers a higher overall cooling capacity over classical fans .

Features:
- 100% developed in Germany
- TÜV-certified sound level specifications = real data
- Extremely low-noise bionic loop rotor
- position-invariant magnetic bearing NB-NanoSLI® 2NEW!
- silent NB-EKA P2 Drive NEW!
- Bayer® Makrolon® rotor with anti-dust technology
- weighted reinforced fibreglass PBT frame
- NB cable management with two pluggable connection cables
- Perfect results for PC casing, CPU cooling systems and radiator( higher cooling power at same revolution ratel)

Includes:
- 4 fine thread screws and knurled nuts for tool free assembly
- 4 NB silicone slics for vibration-free assembly
- each 2x 20 and 50 cm connection cable with textile sheath

Dimensions: 140 x 140 x 29 mm
Volume: max. 5.71 dB (A)
Speed: max. 600 U / min
Airflow: max. 73,63 m³ / h
Starting voltage: 5V
Power consumption: 0.24 W
Connector: 3-Pin
Life expectancy: 160,000 hours
Warranty: 6 years

Only £17.99 inc VAT.

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Noiseblocker NB-eLoop Fan B14-2 - 140mm @ £17.99 inc VAT

Hightech compact fans with bionic loop rotor (BionicLoopFan®). The special wing shape triggers turbulence in the air. This physical effect reduces the volume which is based on turbulances in the air flow and reduces energy consumption. With a straightened air flow and a higher Airflow these fans usually offers a higher overall cooling capacity over classical fans .

Features:
- 100% developed in Germany
- TÜV-certified sound level specifications = real data
- Extremely low-noise bionic loop rotor
- position-invariant magnetic bearing NB-NanoSLI® 2NEW!
- silent NB-EKA P2 Drive NEW!
- Bayer® Makrolon® rotor with anti-dust technology
- weighted reinforced fibreglass PBT frame
- NB cable management with two pluggable connection cables
- Perfect results for PC casing, CPU cooling systems and radiator( higher cooling power at same revolution ratel)

Includes:
- 4 fine thread screws and knurled nuts for tool free assembly
- 4 NB silicone slics for vibration-free assembly
- each 2x 20 and 50 cm connection cable with textile sheath

Dimensions: 140 x 140 x 29 mm
Volume: max. 16.95 dB (A)
Speed: max. 900 U / min
Airflow: max. 109,22 m³ / h
Starting voltage: 4.5V
Power consumption: 0.66 W
Connector: 3-Pin
Life expectancy: 160,000 hours
Warranty: 6 years

Only £17.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW



Noiseblocker NB-eLoop Fan B14-3 - 140mm @ £17.99 inc VAT

Hightech compact fans with bionic loop rotor (BionicLoopFan®). The special wing shape triggers turbulence in the air. This physical effect reduces the volume which is based on turbulances in the air flow and reduces energy consumption. With a straightened air flow and a higher Airflow these fans usually offers a higher overall cooling capacity over classical fans .

Features:
- 100% developed in Germany
- TÜV-certified sound level specifications = real data
- Extremely low-noise bionic loop rotor
- position-invariant magnetic bearing NB-NanoSLI® 2NEW!
- silent NB-EKA P2 Drive NEW!
- Bayer® Makrolon® rotor with anti-dust technology
- weighted reinforced fibreglass PBT frame
- NB cable management with two pluggable connection cables
- Perfect results for PC casing, CPU cooling systems and radiator( higher cooling power at same revolution ratel)

Includes:
- 4 fine thread screws and knurled nuts for tool free assembly
- 4 NB silicone slics for vibration-free assembly
- each 2x 20 and 50 cm connection cable with textile sheath

Dimensions: 140 x 140 x 25 mm
Volume: max. 28.5 dB (A)
Speed: max. 1,400 U / min
Airflow: max. 178.29 m³ / h
Start voltage: 4 V
Power consumption: 1.92 W
Connector: 3-Pin
Life expectancy: 160,000 hours
Warranty: 6 years

Only £17.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW



Noiseblocker NB-eLoop Fan B14-PS - 140mm PWM @ £17.99 inc VAT

Hightech compact fans with bionic loop rotor (BionicLoopFan®). The special wing shape triggers turbulence in the air. This physical effect reduces the volume which is based on turbulances in the air flow and reduces energy consumption. With a straightened air flow and a higher Airflow these fans usually offers a higher overall cooling capacity over classical fans .

Features:
- 100% developed in Germany
- TÜV-certified sound level specifications = real data
- Extremely low-noise bionic loop rotor
- position-invariant magnetic bearing NB-NanoSLI® 2NEW!
- silent NB-EKA P2 Drive NEW!
- Bayer® Makrolon® rotor with anti-dust technology
- weighted reinforced fibreglass PBT frame
- NB cable management with two pluggable connection cables
- Perfect results for PC casing, CPU cooling systems and radiator( higher cooling power at same revolution ratel)

Includes:
- 4 fine thread screws and knurled nuts for tool free assembly
- 4 NB silicone slics for vibration-free assembly
- each 2x 20 and 50 cm connection cable with textile sheath

Dimensions: 140 x 140 x 25 mm
- Volume: max. 24.28 dB (A)
- Speed: max. 1,200 U / min
- Airflow: max. 142,59 m³ / h
- Starting voltage: 5V
- Power consumption: 1.44 W
- Connection: 4-pin PWM
- Life expectancy: 160,000 hours
- Warranty: 6 years

Only £17.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW

 

[kfouwels]

So... what's the difference between the B14-1, 2, and PS?

All three are 4pin PWM, and with the same max speed?

 

[delpy8]

great news Ive been using the 120mm ones for a few years,

 

[delpy8]

B-14-1 600 RPM 5.74DB
B-14-2 900 RPM 16.95DB
B-14-3 1400 RPM 28.5 DB
B-14-PS 1200RPM 24.28DB

http://www.blacknoise.com/datas/downloads/datasheets/TData_eloop140_de_en.pdf

 

[rjk]

yeah i screwed up

i have changed them now

 

[dacads]

5.71dBA?

 

[delpy8]

5.71dBA?

These are going to be popular

 

[dacads]

These are going to be popular

Even more so if they were cheaper

 

[delpy8]

Even more so if they were cheaper

Considering the 120mm ones are only a few quid cheaper that's not bad

 

[dacads]

Considering the 120mm ones are only a few quid cheaper that's not bad

True I guess they're aimed at the higher end of the market. I still think £15 would be a better more attractive price and 12 or 13 for the 120mm.

 

[rjk]

They're high end. They were never going to be mega cheap. Loads of research and science goes into these fans to make them good. They aren't just a cheapo OEM Chinese made fan done to hit a price point.

 

[dacads]

Of course not, personally I'll stick to slightly cheaper fans that work just as well and do the job

P.s you might want to edit the other thread too

 

[Aurhinius]

Any static pressure details?

On paper the phanteks 140mm SP fans look better More airflow and at slightly increased 19DBA?

 

[gatecrasherlok]

Hmm finally, a decent set of 140mm fans. I can finally add a little better directed airflow to to front rad now

 

[rjk]

Static Pressure:

B14-1: 0,330mmH2O
B14-2: 0,652mmH2O
B14-3: 1,570mmH2O
B14-PS: <1,080mmH2O

 

[thebennyboy]

Seem a little bit pricey.

 

[rjk]

Seem a little bit pricey.

They're high end. They were never going to be mega cheap. Loads of research and science goes into these fans to make them good. They aren't just a cheapo OEM Chinese made fan done to hit a price point.

 

[thebennyboy]

Never said they were bad, just a bit expensive for me. I have the Noiseblocker PK-2's on my rad and i'm very happy with them.

 

[melvis]

really pleased with the noiseblockers ive had before, if your really anal about a quiet PC (like me) they are worth it, only thing ive seen come close is some of the akasa fans, though the bright yellow tends to put me off those

 

[Joe!]

Would getting 5 of the 600RPM models be sufficient cooling for a single GPU build in a 760t, or would I need to up it to the 900/1200 RPM models? Planning to get it as quiet as possible, whilst keeping the black and white look.