Fractal Design LUMEN S28 V2 RGB FD (FD-W-L1-S2812)

Customize your CPU water-cooling from subtle to stunning with Lumen’s six addressable LEDs that you can command via motherboard or controller. Compatible with most common Intel/AMD sockets, including LGA1700 and AM5 and RGB certified by industry standards, the Lumen offers high-end cooling performance and premium ARGB effects for new and seasoned builders alike.

• Duality design provides both a stealthy and illuminated look, controlled from your motherboard RGB UI


• Six ARGB LEDs are yours to command via your motherboard or controller


• The removable top can be turned at 90-degree intervals, making the logotype horizontal independent of the mounting orientation


• Compatible with LGA 1700 and AM5

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  Thermal paste is pre-applied to ensure a proper and pain-free installation

  
  


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  Articulating elbow fittings make tubes easier to route and reduces tension on the cold plate housing

  
  

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  Compatible with LGA 1700 and AM5

  
  


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  Supports the most common sockets for both Intel and AMD

  
  

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  Sockets supported (Intel)
  
  LGA 1700*/1150/1151/1155/1156/1200 LGA 1366/2011/2011-3/2066
  


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  Sockets supported (AMD)
  
  AM5 / AM4/FM2+/FM2/ FM1/AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2
  


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  * Compatible using updated LGA 1700 bracket, contact Fractal support to request one if using an older version
  
   
  


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  Cold plate material
  
  Copper
  


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  Thermal paste
  
  Pre-applied
  


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  Tube length
  
  400mm
  


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  Tube material
  
  Low-permeability rubber with braided nylon sleeve
  


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  Fittings, block side
  
  Articulating 90-degree Elbow
  


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  Fittings, radiator side
  
  Barbed fitting
  


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  Block height
  
  43mm
  


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  Block measurements (with fittings)
  
  79 x 67 mm
  


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  Block diameter (main block body)
  
  67 mm
  

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  Fan type
  
  Aspect 14 RGB PWM
  


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  Rotational speed
  
  500–1700 RPM
  


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  Fan bearing
  
  Rifle bearings
  


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  Fan PWM control
  
  Yes
  


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  Fan acoustical noise