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Black rectangular PWM fan hub splitter with ten 4-pin ports and 12V power socket

Vszerda

Vszerda 1 to 10pin Fan 4 Pin PWM Hub Splitter internal power cable

SKU CH-JSHA-FE6FW

Connects up to 10 PWM fans to one motherboard header with 12 V power

  • Connect up to 10 fans from a single header
  • PWM control lets the motherboard regulate every fan speed
  • 12 V power socket supplies stable current to all ports
  • Splits one 4-pin PWM signal into ten identical outputs

10-port PWM fan hub for multi-fan builds

This splitter connects up to 10 PWM fans to a single motherboard header. It draws 12 V power directly from the power supply so the board header is not overloaded. Speed signals pass through from the first port, letting the motherboard control every attached cooler.

Sustained 12 V delivery keeps all fans stable

Because each fan receives power from the PSU rather than the header, current limits stay within safe bounds even during long sessions. The hub maintains consistent RPM across all ports without voltage sag when every fan spins at full duty cycle.

Highlights

  • Connect up to 10 fans from a single header
  • PWM control lets the motherboard regulate every fan speed
  • 12 V power socket supplies stable current to all ports
  • Splits one 4-pin PWM signal into ten identical outputs

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power does the hub draw from the motherboard header when all ten fans are running?

The hub supplies fan power through a separate 12 V socket, so the motherboard header only carries the PWM signal and minimal sense current.

Which motherboard header is required to control the PWM signals for the ten fans?

A single standard 4-pin PWM fan header on the motherboard provides the control signal for all connected fans.

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