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Black sleeved PWM fan splitter cable, 10.6 inch, two 4-pin and 3-pin connectors, 24AWG, pack of two

HANNORD

HANNORD PWM Fan Splitter Cable 1 to 2 10.6 inch 2 Pack

SKU CH-07QX-594CE

Connects two PWM or 3-pin case fans to one motherboard header using 24AWG sleeved 10.6 inch cables for synchronised speed control

  • ColorBlack

Style 2 Pack

  • Splits one header to two PWM fans for balanced airflow
  • 4-pin main and 3-pin secondary connectors keep both fans in sync
  • Black 24 AWG sleeving resists tangles and keeps the build tidy
  • 6 inch length fits most mid-tower and full-tower cases
  • Compatible with standard 3-pin and 4-pin case fans from major brands

PWM Fan Splitter Cable 10.6 inch 2 Pack

This HANNORD splitter connects two case fans to a single motherboard fan header using a 10.6 inch cable. One 4-pin receptacle passes the PWM signal to both fans while a 3-pin branch omits the RPM wire so the slave fan follows the main fan speed. The 24AWG black sleeved wiring resists tangles and keeps the interior tidy. It is built for PC builders who need extra cooling without using additional motherboard headers.

Upgrade from Single Fan Header

The adapter replaces the need for a second motherboard fan header by duplicating power and control signals to two fans. The jump is worth it when your board has limited headers but the case supports extra intake or exhaust fans. Motherboard fan-speed control regulates both fans together, simplifying curve setup in BIOS or software. No extra power connectors or controllers are required for the upgrade.

Builders Needing Dual Fan Control

Suits builders adding a second case fan to an existing header or running matching intake and exhaust pairs from one PWM source. The 3-pin branch means the slave fan runs at the same speed as the main fan without independent RPM reporting. Buyers who need independent speed curves for each fan or who require more than two fans per header should look at a powered fan hub or a motherboard with additional headers.

Highlights

  • Splits one header to two PWM fans for balanced airflow
  • 4-pin main and 3-pin secondary connectors keep both fans in sync
  • Black 24 AWG sleeving resists tangles and keeps the build tidy
  • 6 inch length fits most mid-tower and full-tower cases
  • Compatible with standard 3-pin and 4-pin case fans from major brands

Specifications

ColorBlack

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Questions about this item

What connectors does the splitter need on the motherboard and the two fans?

The splitter plugs into a single 4-pin motherboard fan header and provides one 4-pin and one 3-pin fan connector for the two fans.

Which step do builders often miss when installing the splitter?

Connect the 4-pin fan to the 4-pin branch so its RPM signal reaches the motherboard; the 3-pin branch omits that signal pin.

When should the 24AWG sleeved cable be replaced?

Replace the cable if the sleeving frays, the connectors become loose, or the wires show damage after long-term use.

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