Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Corn Electronics
Connects up to ten PWM or DC fans to one motherboard header using a 60 cm cable and Molex power
This Corn Electronics hub expands a single motherboard PWM header to support up to ten cooling fans. It draws main power from a standard Molex LP4 connector on the power supply while passing the PWM control signal from the CPU fan header. The package includes a 60 cm PWM cable and a self-adhesive pad for mounting the PCB inside the chassis.
The hub suits systems that need a tidy central power point for numerous 3-pin or 4-pin fans. It is not for users who require individual RPM monitoring on every channel, because only the first port reports a speed signal back to the motherboard. Builders who need per-fan speed curves or have no spare Molex connector should look at a different solution.
Stick the board in place, plug the Molex lead into the PSU and the PWM lead into the CPU fan header, then attach up to ten fans. The only common issue is forgetting that 3-pin fans will run at full speed continuously, since they lack PWM control. Ensure the Molex connection is fully seated to avoid intermittent power to the nine secondary ports.
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It plugs into one 4-pin PWM CPU fan header for the control signal and draws fan power from a Molex LP4 4-pin connector from the PSU.
Three-pin fans lack a PWM wire, so they run at full speed regardless of the motherboard PWM signal.
Only the CPU Fan channel passes an RPM signal to the motherboard; check that channel 1 shows a speed reading in BIOS or monitoring software.
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