BUCIER
BUCIER 4-Pin PWM 1-to-4 Fan Splitter Cable 10 Inches
Connects four PWM or DC fans to a single motherboard header using a 10-inch braided cable rated to 80 °C
- ColorBlack
- Connect four fans to one motherboard header with 1-to-4 PWM splitter
- Black braided sleeving protects wires and simplifies cable routing
- Tinned copper conductors rated to 80 °C ensure reliable power delivery
- 10-inch length gives flexible placement inside the case
- Supports mixed 3-pin and 4-pin fans for broad compatibility
Splitter Cable for Four Fans
The BUCIER 4-pin PWM splitter connects four case fans to a single motherboard header. One 4-pin female plug breaks out to three 3-pin male and one 4-pin male connector. Builders who need more fan headers than their board provides can run multiple coolers from one PWM source.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
The cable uses tinned copper conductors with PVC insulation rated to 80 °C. It carries the PWM signal and power from the motherboard to all attached fans without active components. Fan speed control and resulting acoustics depend entirely on the connected fans and the motherboard header design.
Braided Sleeve and Connector Mix
A black braided sleeve protects the 10-inch length and eases routing inside the case. The mixed 3-pin and 4-pin outputs let older voltage-controlled fans and newer PWM fans share the same header. Buyers who want every fan on a dedicated header or who need longer reach will need a different solution.
Highlights
- Connect four fans to one motherboard header with 1-to-4 PWM splitter
- Black braided sleeving protects wires and simplifies cable routing
- Tinned copper conductors rated to 80 °C ensure reliable power delivery
- 10-inch length gives flexible placement inside the case
- Supports mixed 3-pin and 4-pin fans for broad compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | FBHDZVV |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
How do I plug the 10-inch BUCIER splitter into my motherboard and fans?
Connect the single 4-pin female end to the motherboard header, then attach up to three 3-pin fans and one 4-pin fan to the male ends; the keyed connectors only fit one way, so do not force them.
Will the PVC-insulated tinned-copper wires or the braided sleeve need replacement over time?
The cables are rated for 80 °C operation and have no moving parts; under normal case temperatures they should last the life of the build without maintenance.
What is the first limit I hit when running four fans continuously from one header?
The motherboard header’s current rating is the limiting factor; the splitter simply passes power and PWM signals, so total fan draw must stay within that header’s spec.
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