Micro Connectors
Micro Connectors PWM-102BK 10cm 4-Pin PWM Fan Splitter Cable Black
Splits one motherboard PWM header to power two fans with 10 cm sleeved cables
- TypeFan Power Cables
- ColorBlack
- Connects two PWM fans to one motherboard header
- Premium weave sleeving protects and tidies cables
- Works with both 4-pin PWM and 3-pin fan connectors
- High-quality cable assembly ensures reliable signal and power
- 10 cm length fits compact builds cleanly
Splitter Cable for Dual PWM Fans
This 10 cm black cable splits one motherboard PWM header into two 4-pin fan connectors. It lets you run a pair of PWM fans from a single header while retaining speed control. The cable is wrapped in premium weave sleeving for durability and a clean look inside the case. Supplied as a two-pack for multi-fan configurations.
Builders Needing Simple Fan Expansion
The splitter suits anyone adding a second PWM or 3-pin fan to an existing header without a fan controller. It is not for systems that require independent speed curves per fan, because both connectors share the same PWM signal. Buyers needing more than two fans per header or per-fan voltage regulation should look at a powered fan hub instead.
10 cm Length Fits Tight Routing
At 10 cm the cable reaches nearby headers without excess slack that blocks airflow or clutters cable channels. The short run keeps resistance low and preserves PWM signal integrity. If your fans sit farther from the motherboard, a longer splitter or extension will be necessary.
Highlights
- Connects two PWM fans to one motherboard header
- Premium weave sleeving protects and tidies cables
- Works with both 4-pin PWM and 3-pin fan connectors
- High-quality cable assembly ensures reliable signal and power
- 10 cm length fits compact builds cleanly
Specifications
| Type | Fan Power Cables |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
What motherboard header does this 4-pin PWM splitter require to connect two fans?
It plugs into a single 4-pin PWM header on the motherboard and splits the signal to two fans.
Can I use this 10cm cable with older 3-pin fans that I already own?
Yes, the splitter is compatible with both 4-pin PWM and 3-pin fan connectors.
How can I confirm both fans are receiving the PWM signal after I plug them in?
Check fan speeds in the BIOS or monitoring software; both fans should report RPM and respond to the same PWM duty cycle.
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