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SMUGDESK 10 Inch 1-to-3 PWM Fan Splitter Cable Pack of 2
Two braided 10-inch cables split one 4-pin PWM header into three fan connections for expanded case cooling
- One header powers three PWM fans for expanded cooling
- PWM speed control preserved so fans respond to temperature
- Braided sleeve resists tangles and abrasion for tidy wiring
- 10 inch length gives flexible routing in various chassis
- Pack of two cables supports multi-fan builds and upgrades
1-to-3 PWM Fan Splitter Cable (Pack of 2)
This pack contains two braided cables that each split a single motherboard 4-pin header into three PWM fan connections. It is built for PC builders who need to add multiple case fans without installing a separate fan hub or controller.
Braided Sleeving and 10 Inch Length
The premium braided sleeve resists tangling and abrasion while keeping internal wiring tidy. A 10 inch length gives enough reach to route fans to front, rear or top mounting points in typical chassis layouts.
Expands Cooling Without Extra Headers
Ideal for upgrading a system that has limited fan headers but spare cooling mounts. Not suited for builders who need independent speed curves per fan, as all three connectors share one PWM signal and the motherboard header's total power limit.
Highlights
- One header powers three PWM fans for expanded cooling
- PWM speed control preserved so fans respond to temperature
- Braided sleeve resists tangles and abrasion for tidy wiring
- 10 inch length gives flexible routing in various chassis
- Pack of two cables supports multi-fan builds and upgrades
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 1-to-3 PWM splitter and what step is often missed?
Plug the single 4-pin end into the motherboard fan header, then connect up to three fans to the other ends; the step often missed is checking the combined power draw of all three fans against the header limit.
What maintenance or replacement will the braided sleeved cable need later?
The braided sleeve resists abrasion and tangling, so no scheduled maintenance is required; replace the cable only if the 4-pin connectors become loose or the sleeve shows cuts from sharp chassis edges.
What limit appears first when running three fans continuously on one header?
The motherboard fan header current rating is the first limit; exceeding it with high-power fans can trigger protective shutdown or header damage, so keep total fan draw within the header specification.
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