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Black plastic fan hub splitter with multiple 4-pin headers and SATA power connector

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Fans Fan Hub Power Supply Splitter 4Pin SATA

SKU CH-PPRB-9M87E

Connects multiple case fans to a single 4-pin or SATA power source for speed and temperature control

  • Controls fan speed and temperature via hub
  • Powers multiple fans from a single SATA connector
  • Splits power to several 4-pin fan headers
  • New condition, ready for PC cooling builds

Fan Hub and Power Splitter

This fan hub connects multiple case fans to a single motherboard header for centralised speed and temperature control. It draws power through either a 4-pin connector or a SATA cable from the power supply. The unit suits builders who want tidy cable routing and coordinated cooling without occupying extra headers.

Installation Requirements

Check that your motherboard has a free 4-pin fan header for the control signal. Verify the power supply includes a spare SATA power connector if you prefer that input over the 4-pin power pass-through. Ensure the chassis has space to mount the hub near the fan cluster. Buyers needing more fan ports than this hub provides will require an additional controller.

Highlights

  • Controls fan speed and temperature via hub
  • Powers multiple fans from a single SATA connector
  • Splits power to several 4-pin fan headers
  • New condition, ready for PC cooling builds

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the fan hub include mounting screws or cables for connecting fans?

The product is supplied as the hub unit only; mounting hardware and fan cables are not included and must be sourced separately.

Should I choose the 4-pin or SATA power input for my build?

Use the 4-pin connector if your motherboard provides a PWM header for speed control; use the SATA connector when you need power directly from the PSU without motherboard control.

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