CORSAIR RS360 II Unified Frame Black PWM Fan
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CORSAIR RS360 II Unified Frame Black PWM Fan
Scan code: LN174285 Manufacturer code: CO-9051076-WW
£24.98Item due on 15 October 2026
Due 15th Oct
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CORSAIR RS360 II Unified Frame Black PWM Fan

360mm CORSAIR RS360 II Unified Frame, Black, 7 Blade, 2100RPM, 73CFM, Magnetic Dome, 4-pin PWM

Scan code: LN174285 Manufacturer code: CO-9051076-WW
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Item due on 15 October 2026
Due 15th Oct
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OPTIMISED FOR QUIET OPERATION The CORSAIR RS360 II Unified Frame combines three 120mm RS120 II fans in a single frame that can be installed with just four screws for speedy installation. Optimized for quiet operation at everyday speeds, these fans deliver effective cooling with noticeably lower noise in real-world use. Features such as Zero RPM Mode and Magnetic Dome bearings ensure quiet operation and long-lasting performance, and each fan features AirGuide technology with anti-vortex vanes to direct airflow for concentrated, powerful cooling.


Image of cool air flowing through the fans

Optimised for Quiet Computing The RS II series has been redesigned to offer improved airflow efficiency at lower fan speeds, moving more air than its predecessor at moderate fan speeds for a quieter cooling experience with excellent performance.

Front-on image of fans spinning

Zero RPM Mode This feature allows the fan to stop spinning under low and moderate loads, providing total silence for those who prioritize a distraction-free environment.

Close up image of dome bearing

Magnetic Dome Bearings Magnetic Dome bearings in the RS II series fans minimize noise and reduce friction for greater longevity.

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High-Airflow Design RS120 II fans provide powerful airflow and can move a lot of air, measuring up to 73 CFM at maximum fan speed of 2,100rpm.

Front view of fans

AirGuide Technology Angled anti-vortex stator vanes on each fan assist in focusing airflow to improve cooling performance while allowing for targeted cooling of hot components and better static pressure when pushing air through a dense radiator.

Fans next to cables and screws

Adjustable PWM Fan Speed Customise your fan speed using motherboard software for a truly dialed-in cooling setup. RS II fans excel as both case and radiator fans, offering powerful airflow and excellent static pressure to improve both air and liquid cooling setups.

Close up image of daisy chain cable

Daisy-Chain Connectivity RS II fans can be daisy-chained together with just one cable going to the motherboard’s 4-pin PWM connector for a quick and hassle-free installation process. Daisy-chained fans can be controlled as a single group using motherboard software so there’s no complicated ecosystems or fan controllers required.

Specifications
Pack Information
Edition CORSAIR RS360 II
Pack Type Single-Frame
Includes 1 x 360mm Fan/s
Individual Fan Specifications
Fan Diameter 120mm
Fan Depth 26 mm
Fan Speed 2100 rpm
Fan Blades 7
PWM Yes
Fan Specialization Airflow/Pressure
Airflow 73 CFM
Air Pressure 4.2 mm H²O
Sound Level (dBA) 36 dBA
Sound Level (Sone)  
Motor Type  
Bearing Type Magnetic Dome
Manual Speed Controller No
Material  
Fan Colour Black
LED No
LED Colour  
MTBF  
Fan Fixing Screw Fixing
Cable length  
Connectors 1 x 4-pin PWM
Additional Information
Scan Code LN174285
Model Number CO-9051076-WW
GTIN 0840440428893
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Details
Duration:
60 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
60 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Scan On Behalf Of Corsair
Telephone:
01204-474747
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CORSAIR RS360 II Unified Frame Black PWM Fan
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