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EN-Labs

EN-Labs 11-001-406D 8-port 3-pin fan hub internal power cable

SKU CH-F61P-1R71M

Expands one Molex header to eight 3-pin or 4-pin fans with a three-position 12 V, 7 V and off switch and adhesive mounting

  • Type8 ports 3pin fan hub
  • ColorBlack
  • Connector Number9
  • SpecificationsSize: 45mm x 33mm x 15mm( with adhesive) Fan Speed controlle
  • FeaturesFeatures: It is designed for enthusiasts with need for contr

Style Molex LP4

  • Controls eight fans from one Molex connector
  • Three-speed switch sets 12 V, 7 V or off
  • Adhesive back mounts hub inside chassis
  • Compact 45 mm x 33 mm x 15 mm footprint
  • Works with both 3-pin and 4-pin fans

EN-Labs 8-Port 3-Pin Fan Hub

This internal power cable expands a single Molex 4-pin connector into eight 3-pin fan headers for system cooling. A three-position switch selects 12 V, 7 V or off for all attached fans simultaneously. The compact PCB measures 45 mm by 33 mm by 15 mm and includes an adhesive backing for chassis mounting. It supports a combined load of 12 V at 2 A across all ports.

Builders needing grouped speed control

The hub suits enthusiasts who want to manage up to eight fans from one manual switch without software or motherboard headers. It is not for systems that require per-fan PWM regulation, automatic temperature curves or individual speed profiles. Installations lacking a free Molex 4-pin power lead cannot use this device.

Molex 4-pin power input

The single LP4 connector draws supply directly from the power supply and limits total output to 12 V and 2 A. Every connected fan shares the same voltage level set by the High, Low or Off switch position. Verify that the combined current draw of your fans stays within this 2 A ceiling before ordering.

Highlights

  • Controls eight fans from one Molex connector
  • Three-speed switch sets 12 V, 7 V or off
  • Adhesive back mounts hub inside chassis
  • Compact 45 mm x 33 mm x 15 mm footprint
  • Works with both 3-pin and 4-pin fans

Specifications

BrandEn-Labs
Model11-001-406D
Type8 ports 3pin fan hub
ColorBlack
Connector Number9
SpecificationsSize: 45mm x 33mm x 15mm( with adhesive) Fan Speed controller High position for 12V out put Low position for 7V output Off position for fans shut down Support total 8 fans 12V/2A max.
FeaturesFeatures: It is designed for enthusiasts with need for controlling numerous system fans Capable of expanding one molex 4pin or SATA 15pin header to support up to Eight 3pin fans fans. Powered directly by Molex 4-pin LP4 or SATA 15pin power cable from the computer power supply Compatible with 3-pin Fans Support Cable Management Comes with Self-Stick for easy installation and options to hide the PCB itself. Full manually switch for High Speed, Low Speed and fans shut down controling.Note: 1 . Please make sure molex 4pin or SATA 15pin power input have full 4 wires, support 12V/5V power

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Questions about this item

What does the 12V/2A maximum output mean when the hub is installed?

The hub can supply up to 2 amps at 12 volts across all eight fan ports combined, so the total current draw of every connected fan must stay within that limit.

How does the Molex power connector limit what the hub can deliver?

Power comes from a single Molex 4-pin LP4 header on the power supply, so the hub cannot draw more current than that rail provides.

What physical space and mounting method does the hub need inside the case?

The board measures 45 mm by 33 mm by 15 mm with the adhesive pad, and the self-stick backing lets you fix it directly to the chassis.

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