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EN-Labs

EN-Labs 4-Pin PWM Fan Splitter Cable 1 to 4 10 inch 2 Pack

SKU CH-PBDQ-CHD98

Connects four PWM fans to one motherboard header with 10 inch sleeved cables

  • TypeAdapter
  • ColorBlack

Style 2-Pack

  • Connect four PWM fans from one motherboard header
  • 10 inch length suits compact or full-size cases
  • Single tachometer signal prevents RPM reading conflicts
  • Black sleeving keeps cable routing tidy
  • Two cables included for multi-fan setups

What this splitter does

This EN-Labs cable turns one motherboard 4-pin PWM header into four fan connections. It ships as a two-pack so you can manage multiple case or cooler fans from a single control point.

Thermals noise and power

All four fans follow the same PWM signal so they spin at identical speeds under software control. Only the first connector passes a tachometric signal back to the board, giving a steady RPM reading without conflicting sense lines.

Build integration

Each cable measures 10 inches and is sleeved in black for tidy routing inside the chassis. The three secondary connectors accept both 4-pin PWM and 3-pin fans while the primary connector handles monitoring duties.

Highlights

  • Connect four PWM fans from one motherboard header
  • 10 inch length suits compact or full-size cases
  • Single tachometer signal prevents RPM reading conflicts
  • Black sleeving keeps cable routing tidy
  • Two cables included for multi-fan setups

Specifications

TypeAdapter
ColorBlack

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Questions about this item

How do I install the 4-pin PWM fan splitter cable and which connector should I use for RPM monitoring?

Plug the single female end into a motherboard 4-pin PWM header, then connect up to four fans to the male ends. Only the fan attached to the full 4-pin connector will report RPM to the motherboard; the other three connectors lack the tachometer pin so they follow the same PWM signal without sending a speed signal back.

What maintenance or replacement will the splitter cable need over time?

The sleeved black cables are passive wiring with no moving parts, so no scheduled maintenance is required. Replace the cable only if the sleeving frays, a connector becomes loose, or a pin is bent during a rebuild.

What limit appears first when running four fans continuously from one header?

The motherboard header's current rating is the limiting factor; all four fans draw power through the single 4-pin connection, so total fan current must stay within the header's specified maximum.

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