SquA RGB made its debut at CES 2019 and caught much attention by its square-shaped lighting and optimized low 300 RPM starting speed. SquA RGB will have Single Pack and 3-Fan Pack for retail market. In the Single Pack, users can plug & play the fan to showcase constant rainbow RGB lighting effect.

As for 3-Fan Pack, SquA RGB especially includes ENERMAX integrated RGB control box for users to adjust lighting effects. The fans in both Single Pack and 3-Fan Pack can support synchronizable RGB lighting via motherboards (4-pin RGB header).

The exquisite lighting shape design of SquA RGB presents distinctive visual appearances. Combined with arc and straight lines, SquA RGB can provide two types of lighting patterns for system build. Besides, thanks to ENERMAX LED LIGHTING Technology, SquA RGB can deliver incredibly bright and even lighting; the light further has penetrated the holes around the back of the frame to deliver the fascinating visual experience as diamonds shining in the dark.

Engineered for high performance and better user experience, the smart PWM speed control provides 300 RPM starting speed for superior silent experience. The enlarged blade surface of SquA RGB can further create up to 40% stronger airflow than other RGB fans. ENERMAX's Air Inlet Design at the corners of the frame is designed to bring more air in and facilitates the airflow efficiency. Moreover, the vortex frame design on the back of SquA RGB can generate concentrated airflow, especially perfect for CPU coolers.

The Single Pack of SquA RGB allows users to display constant rainbow RGB lighting effect by connecting PWM power cable. Users can also sync the single SquA RGB fan with RGB-ready motherboards by connecting the RGB header. The Single Pack of SquA RGB can further be an extension unit for 3-Fan Pack.

3-Fan Pack: 2 Ways to Control RGB Lighting Effects

The 3-Fan Pack of SquA RGB will come along with ENERMAX integrated RGB control box. Users can select their preferred lighting effects out of 10 pre-set modes, brightness and speed through the RGB control box. For those users whose motherboards can support addressable RGB lighting synchronization (4-pin RGB header), they can adjust the lighting effects of SquA RGB through the motherboard software.