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Black PWM fan splitter hub with ten 4-pin ports and a SATA power connector, 40 cm cable

RIITOP

RIITOP PWM10-S 1-to-10 PWM Fan Splitter Hub 40cm SATA Powered

SKU CH-N7H9-W5HQ3

Expands a single motherboard PWM header to ten fans using SATA power with one speed-monitored CPU channel

  • TypeCable Splitters
  • ColorBlack
  • Length40cm / 15.7 inch.
  • Cable Length1.31 ft. (40cm)
  • SpecificationsType: 1 to 10 ports PWM Fan Controller Splitter hub. Demensi
  • Connector Number10
  • Expands one motherboard PWM header to ten fans
  • CPU fan port reports speed; nine ports run PWM at full speed
  • SATA 15-pin power feeds nine fans independently
  • 40 cm cable with self-adhesive backing for tidy routing
  • Works with both 3-pin and 4-pin fans

PWM 1-to-10 fan hub

This RIITOP PWM10-S splitter expands a single motherboard PWM header into ten fan connections. The hub draws main power from a SATA 15-pin connector on the power supply while the designated CPU fan header remains powered by the motherboard. A 40 cm cable links the hub to the board and the unit measures 70 by 47 by 17 mm.

Builders needing many fans on one header

The hub suits enthusiasts who want to run up to ten 3-pin or 4-pin fans from one PWM header and monitor only the CPU fan speed. It is not for users who require individual RPM readings on every channel or who lack a free SATA power connector from the PSU.

Check header and power before ordering

Verify that your motherboard has a standard 4-pin PWM header available for the CPU fan connection. Confirm the power supply provides an unused SATA 15-pin lead to feed the nine auxiliary fan ports. Ensure the 40 cm reach fits your chassis layout.

Highlights

  • Expands one motherboard PWM header to ten fans
  • CPU fan port reports speed; nine ports run PWM at full speed
  • SATA 15-pin power feeds nine fans independently
  • 40 cm cable with self-adhesive backing for tidy routing
  • Works with both 3-pin and 4-pin fans

Specifications

BrandRIITOP
ModelPWM10-S (RIITOP 10 Ports PWM Fan Splitter Hub Controller Adapter with Self-Sticker for CPU Cooler, Case Chasis Cooling 4pin Fan Power Extension Cable Hub Splitter Adapter, Power by SATA 15pin)
TypeCable Splitters
ColorBlack
Length40cm / 15.7 inch.
Cable Length1.31 ft. (40cm)
SpecificationsType: 1 to 10 ports PWM Fan Controller Splitter hub. Demension: 70x47x17 mm. Cable Length: About 40cm. Weight: 25g / 0.06 lb. Power by : CPU fan is powered by motherboard 4pin holder, Fan1~Fan 9 are powered by the SATA 15pin connector.
Connector Number10
Connector DetailPWM Fan Controller Splitter Hub 1 to 10 Ports with Self-Sticker for CPU Cooler, Case Chasis Cooling Fan Power Cable Hub Splitter Adapter, Power by SATA 15pin
Terminal GenderFemale to Male
FeaturesIt is designed for enthusiasts with need for controlling numerous system fans. Capable of expanding one motherboard PWM fan header to support up to ten fans. Header of CPU fan is powered by motherboard 4pin holder, and Fan1~Fan 9 are powered by the SATA 15pin connector from computer PSU. Support PWM Funciton, Speed control, satisfy your control needs. Compatible with 3-pin / 4-pin Fans (Due 3pins no PWM controller, 3pin fans would run in full speed. ) Comes with Self-Stick for easy installation and options to hide the PCB itself. Since only one RPM signal can be read by one motherboa

Questions about this item

What motherboard header is needed to use the PWM10-S hub?

A single 4-pin PWM fan header on the motherboard provides the control signal and powers the red CPU fan port.

If I keep my existing 3-pin fans, how will they run on this hub?

The nine standard ports supply PWM control, but 3-pin fans lack PWM input so they will spin at full speed continuously.

How can I confirm the hub is working once installed?

The motherboard will report an RPM reading only from the fan plugged into the red CPU port; the other nine fans receive PWM duty-cycle signals but send no speed data back.

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