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Black sleeved SATA cable splitting into five 4-pin PWM fan connectors and one motherboard feedback header, 16.9 inches long

EN-Labs

EN-Labs SATA5TX443CM SATA to 5x 4-pin PWM splitter cable 16.9 inch

SKU CH-752F-C4MZ0

Connects up to five PWM or 3-pin fans to a single motherboard header using a SATA 15-pin power source, with one TX4 female connector for RPM feedback and synchronised speed control

  • TypePWM Spliter Fan Power Cable
  • ColorBlack
  • Length16.9 inches
  • Cable Length16.9 inches
  • Connector ASATA 15pin
  • Connector BPMW 4pin header

Style PWM x 5

  • Connects five PWM fans from one SATA power connector
  • Black sleeved jacket keeps cable routing tidy inside the case
  • One TX4 female header links to motherboard for RPM feedback and PWM speed control
  • Only the priority fan reports RPM so monitoring stays accurate
  • 9 inch length suits typical mid-tower chassis layouts

SATA-powered 5-fan PWM splitter

This cable draws 12 V DC from a single 15-pin SATA connector on the power supply and distributes it to five 4-pin PWM fans. One TX4 female header connects to the motherboard so the board receives an RPM signal and sends PWM control to all attached fans. The black sleeved jacket keeps the 16.9-inch length tidy inside the case. Builders who want to run more than five fans from one header cannot use this adapter.

Upgrade from a single motherboard header

Most motherboards provide only one CPU or chassis fan header with PWM control, limiting the number of fans that can be speed-managed together. This splitter lets five fans share that header while the motherboard still reads a single tach signal from the priority connector. The jump is worth it when case airflow demands several fans but the board lacks enough headers. Systems that require independent speed curves for each fan will not benefit.

Sustained 12 V delivery across all connectors

Power travels through the SATA connection directly from the PSU, so fan current does not pass through the motherboard header. The 16.9-inch sleeved cable maintains consistent voltage to all five TX4 male plugs during continuous operation. Only the priority fan reports RPM, preventing signal bounce while the remaining fans follow the same PWM duty cycle. The adapter is rated for 12 V DC fans only and must not be used with 5 V DC models.

Highlights

  • Connects five PWM fans from one SATA power connector
  • Black sleeved jacket keeps cable routing tidy inside the case
  • One TX4 female header links to motherboard for RPM feedback and PWM speed control
  • Only the priority fan reports RPM so monitoring stays accurate
  • 9 inch length suits typical mid-tower chassis layouts

Specifications

BrandEn-Labs
ModelSATA5TX443CM
TypePWM Spliter Fan Power Cable
ColorBlack
Length16.9 inches
Cable Length16.9 inches
Connector ASATA 15pin
Connector BPMW 4pin header
Connector Number7
FeaturesSATA to 4-pin PWM Fan Power Splitter Adapter Converter Cable gives you a simple, cost-effective way to connect multiple computer case fans to a single motherboard fan header. The black sleeved jacket not only enhances cable management, but also provides a sleeker look that seamlessly integrates into the interior of any case. The SATA5TX443CM features one 15-pin SATA male connector at one end for connection to your computer PSU, and offers five TX4 male connectors and one TX4 female connector at the other end, which allows for easy connection up to five PWM fans at the same time. For

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Questions about this item

Will the 16.9 inch cable reach from my PSU SATA connector to the fan cluster?

The cable is 16.9 inches long, measured from the SATA 15-pin plug to the splitter block, so check your case layout against that length.

Which of the six 4-pin connectors must go to the motherboard header for PWM control?

Only the single TX4 female header carries the full four pins; plug that one into the motherboard fan header to enable RPM feedback and PWM speed control for all five fans.

Do I need to replace the sleeved cable or any connectors after extended use?

The black sleeved jacket and SATA 15-pin to TX4 connectors are passive components with no moving parts; they do not require scheduled replacement unless physical damage occurs.

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