Phobya
Phobya 3-Pin to 4-Pin PWM Fan Cable 30cm Black 81121
Connects a 3-pin fan to a 4-pin PWM motherboard header over 30 cm in black
- ColorBlack
- Features3-Pin fan connector to 4-pin PWM fan connector.
- Connects 3-pin fans to 4-pin PWM headers
- 30 cm length suits tight case routing
- Black finish matches dark-themed builds
- Enables PWM speed control on 3-pin fans
- Simple plug-and-play adapter for fan upgrades
Phobya 3-Pin to 4-Pin PWM Fan Cable 30cm
This adapter cable connects a three-pin fan header to a four-pin PWM fan connector. It measures 30cm in length and comes in black. The product is new and carries the manufacturer part number 81121.
Builders adapting older headers to modern PWM fans
The cable suits anyone who needs to run a four-pin PWM fan from a three-pin motherboard or controller header. It will not help builders who require a direct four-pin to four-pin extension or a different cable length.
30cm reach for tight routing
The 30cm length provides enough slack for close-range connections inside compact chassis. Longer runs across full-tower cases or behind motherboard trays will exceed the available cable.
Highlights
- Connects 3-pin fans to 4-pin PWM headers
- 30 cm length suits tight case routing
- Black finish matches dark-themed builds
- Enables PWM speed control on 3-pin fans
- Simple plug-and-play adapter for fan upgrades
Specifications
| Brand | Phobya |
|---|---|
| Model | 81121 |
| Color | Black |
| Features | 3-Pin fan connector to 4-pin PWM fan connector. |
Questions about this item
Do I need a motherboard header that provides a 4-pin PWM signal for this cable to control fan speed?
Yes, the 4-pin end plugs into a PWM header so the board can regulate the 3-pin fan speed via pulse-width modulation.
Will this adapter let me run a 3-pin fan from an older 4-pin header without losing speed control?
The 3-pin fan connects to the 3-pin side while the 4-pin side draws the PWM signal from the header, preserving automatic speed control.
After connecting the cable, how can I confirm the fan responds to PWM changes?
Enter the BIOS or fan-control software and watch the RPM reading change as you adjust the duty-cycle curve for that header.
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