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EN-Labs

EN-Labs PWMSPL316 PWM Fan Splitter 1 to 3 16 inch (8+4+4) daisy chained Black Net Jacket Sleeved

SKU CH-7JT7-R2909

A 16-inch daisy-chained PWM splitter connects three 4-pin fans to one motherboard header with 24AWG copper conductors and black net-jacket sleeving

  • TypeCable Splitters
  • ColorBlack
  • Length16" - 20"
  • SpecificationsType :PWM fan power cable Length:16 inches (8+4+4) daisy cha
  • Connector Number4
  • Terminal GenderFemale to Male
  • Connect three PWM fans to one motherboard header for simplified cable routing
  • Daisy-chained 16-inch length with 8-4-4 spacing fits most case layouts
  • 24AWG copper conductors deliver reliable power to 12V and 5V fans
  • Master fan plug sends RPM signal to motherboard for synchronized speed control
  • Black net jacket sleeving protects wires and keeps the build looking clean

PWM Fan Splitter 1 to 3

The EN-Labs PWMSPL316 connects three PWM fans to a single motherboard header. It uses a 16 inch daisy-chained cable with 8, 4 and 4 inch segments between connectors. The 24AWG copper conductors carry 12V and 5V power to each fan. A black net jacket sleeves the entire assembly for a clean look.

Builders adding multiple case fans

This splitter suits builders who want three fans running from one header with synchronised speed control. It works with both 3-pin and 4-pin fans from common brands. Builders who need independent speed curves for each fan should look at a controller with separate headers. Systems without a PWM-capable header cannot use the automatic speed matching feature.

16 inch daisy-chained length

The cable measures 16 inches total in an 8+4+4 daisy chain layout. This fixed spacing decides whether the connectors reach your fan mounting points. Measure the distance from your motherboard header to each fan before purchase. If the gaps are too short or too long for your case layout, a different cable length or individual extensions will be required.

Highlights

  • Connect three PWM fans to one motherboard header for simplified cable routing
  • Daisy-chained 16-inch length with 8-4-4 spacing fits most case layouts
  • 24AWG copper conductors deliver reliable power to 12V and 5V fans
  • Master fan plug sends RPM signal to motherboard for synchronized speed control
  • Black net jacket sleeving protects wires and keeps the build looking clean

Specifications

BrandEn-Labs
ModelPWMSPL316
TypeCable Splitters
ColorBlack
Length16" - 20"
SpecificationsType :PWM fan power cable
Length:16 inches (8+4+4) daisy chained
Conductor:24AWG Copper
Connector A:1 x 4pin PWM fan TX4 female
Connector B: 3 x 4pin PWM Fan TX4 male
Power supports:12V/5V fans
3-PIN & 4-PIN fan compatible
Connector Number4
Terminal GenderFemale to Male
FeaturesPWM FAN SPLITTER Y-CABLE connects 3 computer PWM fans to a single motherboard fan header;
1 to 3 fan converter cable connects an additional fan to increase airflow in your computer case
MOBO 4-Pin receptacle connects to the 4-Pin header on the motherboard and splits the signal to 3 PWM fans;
Fans can spin at the same speed using software from a motherboard equipped with PWM control
MASTER/SLAVE FAN PLUGS have a 4 pin fan connector a wire that sends the RPM signal to the motherboard connector for synchronizing the fan speed with the other fan;
3 pin fan connector omits the RPM signal

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 16 inch daisy-chained splitter or a different length?

The cable is 16 inches total with 8+4+4 daisy-chained spacing between the three male headers.

What does the 12V/5V power support mean when the splitter is installed?

The splitter passes 12 V and 5 V from the motherboard header to all three connected fans.

How does the 4-pin PWM interface limit fan control in practice?

The single motherboard header sends one PWM signal to all three fans so they run at identical speeds.

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