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EN-Labs

EN-Labs 11-001-246 PWM Fan Hub Splitter Cable 30cm

SKU CH-S96H-A1CNN

Expands one motherboard PWM header to five fans with 30 cm sleeved cables and self-stick mounting

  • TypeCable Splitters
  • ColorBlack
  • Length30cm
  • Cable Length11.81 in. (30cm)
  • SpecificationsType: 5 ports fan hub Cable Length : 30cm Color :black sleev
  • Connector Number6

Color Black

  • Expands one PWM header to five fans with 30 cm sleeved cable
  • PWM speed control on 4-pin fans; 3-pin fans run at full speed
  • Only CPU-marked port passes RPM signal to motherboard
  • Black braided nylon sleeve protects wires and aids cable management
  • Self-adhesive backing lets you mount the hub securely inside the case

Five-fan PWM hub for enthusiasts

The EN-Labs 11-001-246 expands a single motherboard PWM header into five TX4 4-pin connectors using a 30 cm braided black cable. One female input connects to the board while four case-fan outputs and one dedicated CPU-fan output run simultaneously. A self-adhesive pad secures the hub inside the chassis.

PWM control and RPM reporting

Four-pin fans attached to the hub obey the motherboard PWM curve so all connected fans spin at the same regulated speed. Three-pin fans receive full 12 V power and run at maximum speed continuously. Only the CPU-fan channel passes a tachometer signal back to the board, meaning the system monitors RPM from the device plugged into that specific port.

Builders adding multiple case fans

This splitter suits anyone who needs more fan headers than the motherboard provides and wants centralised speed control for PWM fans. It does not serve users who require individual RPM readings for every fan or independent speed curves per header. Buyers needing more than five fans or a longer cable run should look at a different solution.

Highlights

  • Expands one PWM header to five fans with 30 cm sleeved cable
  • PWM speed control on 4-pin fans; 3-pin fans run at full speed
  • Only CPU-marked port passes RPM signal to motherboard
  • Black braided nylon sleeve protects wires and aids cable management
  • Self-adhesive backing lets you mount the hub securely inside the case

Specifications

BrandEn-Labs
Model11-001-246
TypeCable Splitters
ColorBlack
Length30cm
Cable Length11.81 in. (30cm)
SpecificationsType: 5 ports fan hub Cable Length : 30cm Color :black sleeved cable Connector A: 1 - TX4 4-pin Female Connector B: 1- TX4 4-pin Male for CPU fan (including Detect tach pin) 4 - TX4 4-pin Male for case fan Voltage:12VDC Note: Only the fan on 'CPU Fan' channel is used for monitoring. All connected fans are following the same PWM signa, speed control is the same for all fans when use fan controller software like AI stuite/Xspert FAN and EASY TUNE,etc PWM capable connectors must necessarily be 4-pin, but not all 4-pin motherboard connectors implement or enable the PWM signal modulation
Connector Number6
Connector Detail4pin PWM female to 5 x TX4 male
FeaturesIt is designed for enthusiasts with need for controlling numerous system fans Capable of expanding one motherboard PWM fan header to support up to five fans. Support PWM Funciton, Speed control, satisfy your control needs. Compatible with 3-pin / 4-pin Fans Support Cable Management Comes with Self-Stick for easy installation and options to hide the PCB itself. Since only one RPM signal can be read by one motherboard connector, only ' CPU Fan' channel of the PWM splitter carries an RPM signal; thus the motherboard will only read the RPM signal of the PWM device that is connected to ch

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Questions about this item

Will the self-stick mount on the PWM hub need replacing later?

The hub includes a self-stick pad for mounting the PCB; adhesive can lose grip over time, so you may need to reapply or replace the pad if the hub becomes loose.

What limits how many fans I can run from the single motherboard header?

The splitter expands one 4-pin PWM header to five TX4 male connectors, so the header's current rating is the practical limit for total fan draw.

How much heat or noise does the hub itself add when fans run all day?

The passive hub has no active components, so it adds no audible noise and negligible heat; only the connected fans generate sound and warmth.

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