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Black rectangular PWM fan hub with ten four-pin sockets and SATA power connector

Bitspower

Bitspower PWM Fan Multi Function Hub BPTA-PFANMFH 10-port SATA

SKU CH-D649-0Z4V0

A 10-port PWM fan hub powered by SATA with a dedicated capacitor for stable current and a power-on LED

  • Controls up to 10 PWM fans from one header
  • Motherboard BIOS or software manages every connected fan
  • SATA power connector delivers stable 12 V supply
  • Built-in capacitor smooths current for consistent PWM operation
  • Compact 46 x 72 x 13 mm design fits tight chassis spaces

10-port PWM fan hub

The Bitspower BPTA-PFANMFH connects up to 10 PWM fans through a single motherboard header. It draws power directly from a SATA connector to deliver stable current to every attached fan. A built-in capacitor smooths voltage spikes for consistent speed control. The compact black unit measures 46 by 72 by 13 millimetres for easy chassis placement.

Thermals noise and power

Fan speeds are managed by the motherboard BIOS or software through the PWM signal wire, allowing quiet low-RPM operation at idle. The hub itself adds no active cooling or noise, acting as a passive distribution point. Power for all 10 fans comes from the 12-volt SATA line, bypassing the motherboard header current limit. An LED indicates when the hub is receiving power.

Build and daily use

The small four-pin sockets accept standard PWM fan plugs without adapters. Mounting points let you secure the 46-by-72-millimetre board inside any case with sufficient flat space. Because power comes from SATA, a spare drive connector is required near the hub location. Builders needing more than 10 fan headers or a USB-controlled alternative will need a different solution.

Highlights

  • Controls up to 10 PWM fans from one header
  • Motherboard BIOS or software manages every connected fan
  • SATA power connector delivers stable 12 V supply
  • Built-in capacitor smooths current for consistent PWM operation
  • Compact 46 x 72 x 13 mm design fits tight chassis spaces

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the 10-port PWM hub and what is the step people often miss?

Mount the 46x72x13 mm hub in the chassis, connect the SATA power cable from the PSU, then plug the motherboard PWM header into the hub's control input so the BIOS can regulate all ten fans.

What maintenance or replacement will the Bitspower BPTA-PFANMFH need over time?

The hub itself has no moving parts; only the attached PWM fans may eventually require cleaning or bearing replacement.

What limit appears first when running ten fans continuously through the SATA-powered hub?

The SATA connector's 12 V current rating caps total fan draw, so the combined amperage of all ten fans must stay within that single supply path.

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