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A black rectangular hub with ten three-pin headers and a SATA power connector

Vszerda

Vszerda 10 ARGB Fan Hub SATA Power 5V 3PIN Extension Splitter internal power cable

SKU CH-DN3R-T2GNX

Connects up to 10 ARGB fans via a single SATA-powered 5 V 3-pin hub

  • Connect up to 10 ARGB fans from one header
  • SATA power connector delivers stable 5 V supply
  • 3-pin extension splitter simplifies cable routing
  • Single hub reduces clutter inside the case

10-Port ARGB Fan Hub

This Vszerda hub connects up to ten addressable RGB fans through a single motherboard header. It draws power from a standard SATA connector to deliver stable 5 V supply to every attached device. The splitter suits builders who want clean cable routing and synchronised lighting across multiple fans without overloading the board header. It is not for systems that lack a SATA power lead or a 5 V 3-pin ARGB header.

Thermals Noise and Power

The passive hub adds no active cooling and generates no audible noise of its own. Power consumption depends entirely on the fans connected and the SATA rail capacity of the power supply. Under normal use the unit runs cool because it only distributes current without regulation circuitry. No fan-speed control or temperature monitoring is provided by the hub itself.

Highlights

  • Connect up to 10 ARGB fans from one header
  • SATA power connector delivers stable 5 V supply
  • 3-pin extension splitter simplifies cable routing
  • Single hub reduces clutter inside the case

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the SATA power cable to the 10-port ARGB hub so the fans receive 5 V 3-pin power?

Plug the SATA connector into a spare PSU SATA lead, then attach each fan's 5 V 3-pin ARGB plug to one of the ten hub ports; the hub draws all fan power from that single SATA connection.

Will the 5 V 3-pin ARGB ports on the hub wear out or need periodic replacement?

The ports are passive connectors rated for the hub's 10 channels; they have no moving parts and require no scheduled replacement under normal indoor use.

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