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Black rectangular PCB with ten 4-pin fan headers and a SATA 15-pin power connector, 16-inch PWM cable attached

EN-Labs

EN-Labs PWMHUB10S 10 Port 4-Pin PWM Fan Hub SATA Splitter

SKU CH-XQJP-284FA

Expands one motherboard PWM header to ten fans with per-port capacitors and SATA power

  • TypePWM 4pin fan hub splitter
  • ColorBlack
  • Length16inches / 40CM
  • Cable Length2 ft.
  • Connector ASATA 15-pin
  • Connector B10 x PWM TX4 4pin male

Style 1 X SATA

  • Expands one motherboard PWM header to ten fans
  • Ten capacitances protect every fan output
  • SATA 15-pin power reduces motherboard load
  • Red header carries sole RPM signal to board
  • Self-stick mount simplifies case installation

Enthusiast PWM fan hub

The EN-Labs PWMHUB10S expands a single motherboard PWM header to support up to ten fans. It is designed for enthusiasts who need to control numerous system fans from one point. A SATA 15-pin connector draws 12 V power directly from the power supply, reducing load on the motherboard. The hub includes a 16-inch PWM cable for motherboard connection.

Ten outputs with per-port capacitance

Ten 4-pin PWM connectors each have a dedicated capacitance to protect connected devices. Four-pin fans run at synchronised speeds under PWM control, while three-pin fans operate at full speed. The red header carries the only RPM signal back to the motherboard, so a PWM fan should be connected there first. Without that signal the hub runs at full speed and PWM control is lost.

Passive cooling with adhesive mounting

The black PCB relies on case airflow for cooling and adds no fan noise of its own. Power draw is handled by the SATA connection, keeping motherboard thermals lower. A self-adhesive pad allows the hub to be secured in a convenient location. The 16-inch lead and 2-foot cable length give flexibility for routing in larger chassis.

Highlights

  • Expands one motherboard PWM header to ten fans
  • Ten capacitances protect every fan output
  • SATA 15-pin power reduces motherboard load
  • Red header carries sole RPM signal to board
  • Self-stick mount simplifies case installation

Specifications

BrandEN-Lab
ModelPWMHUB10S
TypePWM 4pin fan hub splitter
ColorBlack
Length16inches / 40CM
Cable Length2 ft.
Connector ASATA 15-pin
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 SATA from PSU, reduce motherboard power load and heat. Since only one RPM signal can be read b

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Questions about this item

Will this hub let me run ten fans from a single motherboard PWM header on my older board?

Yes, the hub expands one motherboard PWM header to support up to ten fans, with ten capacitances protecting each output.

How can I confirm the hub is reporting fan speed correctly after I plug everything in?

Only the red-header channel passes an RPM signal to the motherboard, so the BIOS or monitoring software will show the speed of whichever PWM fan is connected to that port.

Does the package include the SATA power cable and mounting adhesive, or do I need to buy them separately?

The hub comes with a 16-inch PWM cable and a self-stick pad for mounting; the SATA 15-pin connector draws power directly from your PSU, so no extra power cable is required.

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