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Black rectangular fan hub with multiple three-pin headers and SATA power connector

Vszerda

Vszerda 1 to 8 3Pin Fan Hub PWM SATA Molex Splitter 12V Power Supply Cooler Speed Controller 4PIN Adapter

SKU CH-8HQZ-10APK

Connects eight 3-pin fans via SATA and Molex power with PWM speed control

  • Connect up to eight 3-pin fans from one header
  • PWM speed control keeps cooling matched to load
  • SATA and Molex power inputs deliver stable 12 V supply
  • 4-pin adapter ensures motherboard compatibility for automatic fan curves

1-to-8 3-Pin PWM Fan Hub

This hub connects up to eight 3-pin fans to a single motherboard PWM header. It draws power from a SATA connector to supply 12 V to all attached fans. The design suits builders who need more fan headers than their board provides. It is not for users who require independent speed curves for each fan.

SATA-Powered Splitter with 4-Pin Adapter

The included 4-pin adapter lets the hub accept a standard PWM control signal from the motherboard. A Molex connector is also provided as an alternative power source. Both cables feed the same 12 V rail to the eight output ports. Buyers who need voltage regulation per port will not find it here.

Highlights

  • Connect up to eight 3-pin fans from one header
  • PWM speed control keeps cooling matched to load
  • SATA and Molex power inputs deliver stable 12 V supply
  • 4-pin adapter ensures motherboard compatibility for automatic fan curves

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the SATA power connector or the Molex splitter need replacement first under continuous load?

The SATA connector carries the 12 V supply to all eight ports, so its pins see the highest sustained current and typically wear before the Molex plug.

What thermal limit appears first when eight fans run at full speed for hours?

The hub's PCB traces and the SATA power pins hit their current-carrying ceiling before any fan header overheats, capping total sustained draw.

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