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ICC PWM Fan Hub Splitter 1 to 5 Way Black Sleeved 14 Inches 2 Pack
A 14-inch PWM fan hub splits one header into five ports for 3-pin and 4-pin fans with black sleeved cables
- TypeCase Fan
- Connect up to five fans from one motherboard header with the 1-to-5 PWM splitter hub
- Works with both 4-pin PWM and 3-pin voltage-controlled fans for broad compatibility
- Black braided nylon sleeving protects cables and keeps the build looking tidy
- 14-inch length gives flexible routing between motherboard and CPU or case fans
- Only the designated CPU port reports fan speed back to the motherboard
Five-way PWM fan hub for dense cooling arrays
The ICC splitter turns one motherboard header into five fan connections, supporting both 4-pin PWM and 3-pin voltage-controlled fans. Builders running multiple intake or exhaust fans can wire them from a single CPU or chassis header without daisy-chaining. Only the designated CPU port reports speed data back to the board.
Steady power delivery across all five outputs
Because the hub draws fan power directly from the motherboard header, total current stays within the header’s rating rather than spiking during spin-up. The 14-inch black-sleeved leads give enough reach for mid-tower routing while keeping voltage drop low, so fan curves remain consistent during long gaming or rendering sessions.
Braided sleeving and keyed connectors for tidy
Nylon braiding resists abrasion against sharp case edges and prevents the cables from unravelling during maintenance. Each 4-pin plug is keyed to prevent reverse insertion, and the compact hub body fits behind motherboard trays or in basement compartments. The two-pack lets you mirror the layout on a second header for symmetrical airflow.
Highlights
- Connect up to five fans from one motherboard header with the 1-to-5 PWM splitter hub
- Works with both 4-pin PWM and 3-pin voltage-controlled fans for broad compatibility
- Black braided nylon sleeving protects cables and keeps the build looking tidy
- 14-inch length gives flexible routing between motherboard and CPU or case fans
- Only the designated CPU port reports fan speed back to the motherboard
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much power draw does the hub add when all five fans run continuously?
The hub itself draws negligible power; total consumption equals the combined draw of the connected fans, which the motherboard header must supply.
What motherboard header is required to use the PWM control on this splitter?
A single 4-pin PWM header on the motherboard is needed; the hub passes the PWM signal to the first port while the remaining four ports receive constant voltage.
Will the RPM signal from my older 3-pin fans be reported through this hub?
Only the fan plugged into the designated CPU port reports speed back to the motherboard; 3-pin fans on the other four ports run at full voltage without RPM feedback.
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