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Black 10-port PWM fan hub with Molex power input and 16-inch RPM cable

EN-Labs

EN-Labs PWMHUB10D50 10 Port PWM Fan Hub 16 inch Cable

SKU CH-8A8B-DVX6Z

Expands one motherboard PWM header to control ten fans with Molex power and a 16 inch RPM cable

  • TypePWM 4pin fan hub splitter
  • ColorBlack
  • Length16 inches / 40CM
  • Cable Length1.31 ft. (40cm)
  • Connector AIDE Molex 4pin
  • Connector B10 x PWM TX4 4pin male

Style Molex LP4

  • Expands one PWM header to control ten fans
  • Molex power feeds all fans, easing motherboard load
  • Red header supplies RPM feedback for monitoring
  • Works with both 3-pin and 4-pin fans
  • 16-inch cable with self-stick pads for tidy routing

10-Port PWM Fan Hub for Multi-Fan Builds

This EN-Labs PWMHUB10D50 expands a single motherboard PWM header to support up to ten cooling fans. It is aimed at enthusiasts running large radiators or chassis with many fan mounts who need a central distribution point. Power is drawn from a Molex connector to reduce load on the motherboard.

Straightforward Install with One Wiring Rule

The hub includes self-adhesive backing for easy placement inside the case. A 16 inch RPM feedback cable connects the red header to the motherboard for speed control. The critical rule: a PWM fan must occupy the red CPU header or the hub runs at full speed without PWM function.

Ten Fan Capacity with Single RPM Readout

All ten 4-pin ports accept both 3-pin and 4-pin fans, though 3-pin models run at full speed continuously. Each output has a dedicated capacitor for protection. Only the red header passes an RPM signal to the motherboard, so speed monitoring covers just one connected fan.

Highlights

  • Expands one PWM header to control ten fans
  • Molex power feeds all fans, easing motherboard load
  • Red header supplies RPM feedback for monitoring
  • Works with both 3-pin and 4-pin fans
  • 16-inch cable with self-stick pads for tidy routing

Specifications

BrandEN-Lab
ModelPWMHUB10D50
TypePWM 4pin fan hub splitter
ColorBlack
Length16 inches / 40CM
Cable Length1.31 ft. (40cm)
Connector AIDE Molex 4pin
Connector B10 x PWM TX4 4pin male
Connector Number12
FeaturesIt is designed for enthusiasts with need for controlling numerous system fans Capable of expanding one motherboard PWM fan header to support up to ten fans. Ten capacitances equipped for every fan output, protect your device safe. Support PWM Function, Speed control, satisfy your control needs. Compatible with 3-pin / 4-pin Fans (Due 3pins no PWM controller, 3pin fans would run in full speed. ) Comes with Self-Stick for easy installation and options to hide the PCB itself. All fans power by Molex 12V from PSU, reduce motherboard power load and heat. Since only one RPM signal can be r

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Questions about this item

How do I confirm the hub is working correctly after connecting it to the motherboard PWM header and Molex power?

Connect a PWM fan to the red header first; the motherboard will then read its RPM signal through the 16 inch feedback cable while all ten fans spin under PWM control.

What comes in the box and what must I supply myself?

The package includes the 10 port PWM hub board, a 16 inch RPM feedback cable and self-stick pads for mounting; you must provide a Molex 4 pin power lead from the PSU and up to ten 3 pin or 4 pin fans.

Which version of this hub should I choose for a build with ten PWM case fans?

This single model PWMHUB10D50 expands one motherboard PWM header to ten ports with Molex power, so it covers the requirement without needing a different capacity.

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