CAFELE
CAFELE 5-Port PWM Fan Hub Splitter 1-to-5 39cm
Expands one PWM header to five fans with 39 cm braided cables and adhesive mounting
- TypeCase Fan
- Expands one PWM header to five fans
- Works with both 3-pin and 4-pin fan connectors
- Braided 39 cm cable reaches across full-size cases
- Strong adhesive tape secures the hub without screws
- Pure hub design — no speed control built in
Five-port PWM fan hub
The CAFELE hub expands a single motherboard 4-pin PWM header into five 4-pin connectors so one header can drive up to five case or CPU fans. A 39 cm braided cable gives routing flexibility inside the chassis. Strong adhesive tape is included to secure the PCB out of sight.
Replaces multiple header splits
Instead of daisy-chaining splitters or hunting for spare headers, this hub consolidates five fans on one PWM signal. The jump is worth it when the board has only one CPU fan header and the build needs coordinated speed control for several intake or exhaust fans. It does not add independent speed curves; all connected fans follow the same PWM duty cycle.
Limited to shared PWM control
Because the hub passes a single PWM signal to every output, individual fan tuning is not possible. Builders who need per-fan curves or voltage-based control for 3-pin fans must look elsewhere. The 17 g package adds negligible weight, but the hub draws its power budget from the single motherboard header, so total fan current must stay within that header's rating.
Highlights
- Expands one PWM header to five fans
- Works with both 3-pin and 4-pin fan connectors
- Braided 39 cm cable reaches across full-size cases
- Strong adhesive tape secures the hub without screws
- Pure hub design — no speed control built in
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What cable length and connectors does the hub need to reach the motherboard header?
The hub provides a 39 cm braided cable with one 4-pin female connector that plugs into a single motherboard PWM fan header.
How do I mount the PCB and which fan plugs into the CPU-fan male connector?
Use the included strong adhesive tape to secure the PCB; connect the CPU fan to the single 4-pin male marked for CPU fan and up to four case fans to the remaining 4-pin males.
Will the hub itself need replacement, or only the fans attached to it?
The hub is a passive splitter with no moving parts, so only the connected 3-pin or 4-pin fans may require future replacement.
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