Fan panel LOGON RAF120BL, 4 fans, black

The LOGON RAF120BL Black 4 fans fan panel from Lanview is designed to increase airflow and manage temperature in compact and mid-size enclosures. The panel integrates four 120 mm fans arranged to provide balanced intake or exhaust, reducing hotspots and supporting stable operation of connected equipment. Its black finish allows discreet installation in many setups while the modular design makes replacement and maintenance straightforward.

Advantages

The fan panel delivers consistent airflow across the panel area, improving heat dissipation compared with single-fan solutions. Four fans provide redundancy so cooling continues even if one fan slows or fails. The black housing reduces visual impact in standard racks and cases. The design aims for straightforward mounting and service access, allowing quick fan replacement and cleaning without extensive disassembly.

Suitable for

• Small server cabinets and network racks requiring improved front-to-back airflow
• Workstations and compact PC cases with limited cooling capacity
• Audio/video cabinets and AV closets where discrete ventilation is needed
• Industrial control enclosures that need distributed cooling

Key specifications

• Configuration: panel with four 120 mm fans
• Color: black finish for discreet installation
• Airflow: multi-fan layout for balanced air distribution
• Mounting: panel-style installation compatible with standard case/rack openings
• Serviceability: modular design for easy fan replacement and cleaning

How to use

Install the fan panel in the intended panel opening or rack location, securing it with appropriate fasteners. Connect the fans to the available power source or fan controller according to the system wiring conventions, observing correct polarity and voltage. Configure fan orientation to provide either intake or exhaust airflow as required by your setup. After installation, verify that all fans spin freely and that airflow direction aligns with the system cooling strategy.

Recommendations

Place the fan panel to support existing airflow paths; avoid counteracting intake and exhaust zones. Periodically inspect and clean fan blades and grills to maintain airflow efficiency. Use a compatible fan controller or system monitoring tool to manage speed and noise levels according to temperature requirements.