Verilux PC PWM Fan Hub CPU Cooling HUB 10 Port 12V 4 Pin Fan PWM Hub Molex Controller Fan Hub Splitter, 4-Pin PWM Fan Power Supply Extension Cable for ATX Computer Case 4-Pin and 3-Pin Cooling Fans
Rs. 571.00
Verilux PC PWM Fan Hub CPU Cooling HUB 10 Port 12V 4 Pin Fan PWM Hub Molex Controller Fan Hub Splitter, 4-Pin PWM Fan Power Supply Extension Cable for ATX Computer Case 4-Pin and 3-Pin Cooling Fans
Product Description
- EXPAND 4-PIN FAN INTERFACES]: Solving the problem of lack of motherboard fan interfaces. Designed for 12V 4-Pin 3-Pin fans, support simultaneous starting at most 10 channel fans. 10 way 4-pin PWM fan power supply extension hub, it provide a better power supply solution for atx PC computer case internal motherboard cooling fans & cpu fans.
- PC PWM FAN HUB]: In the hub interfaces, the RED CPU interface is the CPU fan dedicated interface (with speed detection function). Since the mainboard can only receive one rotation speed signal, the remaining nine conventional fan interfaces have the PWM function, but no speed signal (Note: all fans can only operate at the same speed).
- SCOPE OF USE]: Plug-n-Play, easy to use. For both 4-Pin and 3-Pin fans. Please note 4Pin fan speed can be adjusted by temperature control. 3Pin fan can also be used, but because 3Pin has no PWM function, it is at fixed speed after inserting. Support 4-pin and 3-pin pc case fans cable. Suitable for CPU or computer case fan.
- EASY TO INSTALL]: There is EVA double-sided adhesive at the back of the hub, which can be easily affixed to a flat place. Also a fixing screw hole in the middle of the PCB to facilitate fixing to a part of the chassis. The fan splitter cable provide additional fan to increase airflow in your computer case. With 3 self adhesive 2mm EVA foam, easy to fixed and not easy to fall.
- OPERATION MODE]: RED is expected to be a pass through for the CPU fan. So, the hub has a power source fed from the computer power supply, then the speed is regulated by the speed for the source fan. You can connect to the CPU fan lead on the system board or the chassis fan lead. The ten fans will spin at the same speed, that designated by the system for that fan. If the chassis fan is configured in BIOS to run at 50%, you will have 10 fans at 50%.