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Black 10-port PWM fan hub with 1.5 ft cable and self-adhesive backing

UDO

UDO 10 Port 12V PWM Fan Hub Cable 1.5 ft

SKU CH-KSK8-113FD

Ten-port PWM fan hub splits one motherboard header into ten 12 V channels with adhesive backing

  • TypeCable Kits
  • ColorBlack
  • Length1.5 ft.
  • Cable Length2 ft.
  • Connector Number10
  • Controls up to 10 fans from a single 12 V PWM header
  • 5 ft cable reaches most chassis mounting points
  • Red port passes motherboard speed signal for monitoring
  • Nine black ports mirror red-port duty cycle automatically
  • EVA adhesive backing secures hub to any flat surface

10-port 12V PWM fan hub

The UDO 10 Port 12V PWM Fan Hub Cable expands a single motherboard header into ten channels for 4-pin and 3-pin fans. It draws power from a Molex connector so the board does not need to supply current for every device. A 1.5 ft cable links the hub to the motherboard and a self-adhesive backing secures the unit inside the chassis.

Red CPU port speed control

Only the red port passes a tachometer signal to the motherboard, letting the operating system regulate that fan by temperature. The other nine ports copy the PWM duty cycle from the red port but send no speed data back. Three-pin fans run at fixed voltage because they lack PWM input, while four-pin fans follow the shared curve.

Sustained load behaviour

Under continuous load all ten fans spin at the identical PWM level dictated by the red port, so airflow scales together without individual tuning. The hub simply distributes the 12 V supply and the single control signal, adding no active regulation of its own. This makes it suited to builds that want uniform cooling rather than per-fan curves.

Highlights

  • Controls up to 10 fans from a single 12 V PWM header
  • 5 ft cable reaches most chassis mounting points
  • Red port passes motherboard speed signal for monitoring
  • Nine black ports mirror red-port duty cycle automatically
  • EVA adhesive backing secures hub to any flat surface

Specifications

TypeCable Kits
ColorBlack
Length1.5 ft.
Cable Length2 ft.
Connector Number10

Questions about this item

How do I install the UDO 10 Port 12V PWM Fan Hub and which step is often missed?

Connect the hub to a Molex power connector from the PSU, plug the PWM cable into the motherboard CPU fan header, then attach up to 10 fans. The red port is the only one that reports RPM to the motherboard.

What maintenance or replacement will the hub need later?

The hub itself has no moving parts and requires no scheduled maintenance. If a connected fan fails, replace that fan. The EVA adhesive may lose grip over time; reapply double-sided tape if the hub becomes loose.

What limit appears first when running all 10 ports under sustained load?

The motherboard CPU fan header and single Molex connection share their current rating across all 10 ports. Total fan draw must stay within that header and Molex limit, otherwise the hub or header can overheat.

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