Installation

First, we start with the main bracket. You can mount up to two LED fans here. Of course, you don't have to mount any fans here if you don’t want to. It is really up to you to determine where to place the fans.

LED fan mounted on the main bracket

As you can see, there are many mounting holes on the main bracket which gives you great flexibility in installing the fans. But note that these mounting holes are not pre-threaded. You need to apply some pressure when you are screwing in the screws for the first time, as they need to bite into the edges of the holes.

Unthreaded screw holes

Next up would be the fan brackets. You have to mount the fan and the fan grill on it with the longer screws.

After that, it is entirely up to you to select where and how you want to mount the fan brackets onto the main bracket. The mounting slots allow you to adjust and mount the fan bracket along the main bracket.

Fan bracket mounted on the main bracket

After you have created the configuration you want, just slot the 3D Slot Fan over any PCI slot in your PC. Then, plug in the power connectors and you are all set!

Take a look at how it looks like when it's turned on in the dark.

We will not be testing the 3D Slot Fan as there are many ways of mounting the fans. In addition, its effect will differ from PC to PC. So, even a quick test on our testbed will not yield any useful data.

Instead, let's take a look at a few examples of configuring the Jetart 3D Slot Fan.