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Ruth's sister Fan Adapter Hub Large 4Pin to 3pin/4Pin 30cm 6 Port 12V 7V 5V 24AWG
Six-port fan hub draws power from a large 4-pin IDE connector and splits it into three voltage lines — 12 V, 7 V and 5 V — for mixed 3-pin and 4-pin fans
- Connect up to six fans from a single large 4-pin IDE power connector
- Choose 12 V, 7 V or 5 V output per port to match desired fan speed
- 30 cm cable length gives flexible routing inside the case
- 24 AWG tinned-copper conductors deliver reliable power transmission
- Weighs only 21 g so it adds minimal load to the motherboard header
Fan adapter hub with six outputs
This hub converts a single large 4-pin IDE power connector into six fan headers that accept both 3-pin and 4-pin plugs. It is intended for builders who want to run multiple case or radiator fans from one power source without occupying motherboard headers. The 30 cm cable length fits typical mid-tower routing paths.
Three fixed voltage rails: 12 V, 7 V, 5 V
Each of the six leads is colour-coded to deliver a specific voltage: black wires supply 12 V for full speed, red wires supply 7 V for medium speed, and white wires supply 5 V for low speed. The selector is hard-wired, so a fan plugged into a given lead always runs at that voltage.
Steady current through 24 AWG tinned copper
The 24 AWG tinned-copper conductors are rated for continuous operation at the chosen voltage without the voltage sag seen in thinner jumpers. Under sustained load the hub maintains the selected 12 V, 7 V or 5 V level across all six ports, avoiding the speed drift that occurs with resistive adapters.
Highlights
- Connect up to six fans from a single large 4-pin IDE power connector
- Choose 12 V, 7 V or 5 V output per port to match desired fan speed
- 30 cm cable length gives flexible routing inside the case
- 24 AWG tinned-copper conductors deliver reliable power transmission
- Weighs only 21 g so it adds minimal load to the motherboard header
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 12 V output mean for fan speed when the hub is connected?
The black leads deliver 12 V, running attached fans at their maximum rated speed.
Which power connector does the hub draw from and what limits the total current?
It plugs into a standard IDE large 4-pin supply connector; the 24 AWG wiring and connector rating set the practical current limit.
How much clearance is needed to route the 30 cm cable and six output leads?
The main cable is 30 cm long and the hub weighs 21 g, so allow space for the hub body plus six fan leads branching out.
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