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Two small black rectangular hubs each with ten 4-pin fan headers and a SATA power plug

Vszerda

Vszerda 2-Pack 10 Port PWM Fan Splitter Hub SATA Powered

SKU CH-0JY7-JH1RW

A two-pack of SATA-powered hubs each splitting one PWM header into ten fan channels with RPM feedback on the CPU fan port

  • Expands one motherboard header to ten fans
  • SATA power drives up to 10 channels simultaneously
  • PWM control on all 4-pin fans connected
  • 3-pin fans run at full fixed speed
  • Two hubs included for separate cooling zones

10-channel PWM fan hub for SATA-powered builds

This splitter hub expands a single motherboard PWM header into ten channels so you can run multiple 12 V fans from one connection. It draws power through a SATA connector and ships as a two-pack for larger or dual-system setups. The PWM header passes speed control to every 4-pin fan attached. Three-pin fans connected to the hub run at full speed continuously.

Compatibility checks before ordering

Verify that your motherboard has a free 4-pin PWM header for the hub's control cable and a spare SATA power connector from the PSU. Confirm your fans are 12 V models with either 3-pin or 4-pin plugs; the hub does not support voltage-controlled headers or 5 V ARGB devices. Only the channel marked "CPU Fan" returns an RPM signal to the board, so plan which fan you want monitored. EVA adhesive pads are included for securing the hub inside the chassis.

Upgrading from limited motherboard headers

Most boards provide only a handful of fan headers, forcing compromises on airflow or requiring daisy-chain cables that lack PWM control. This hub replaces that bottleneck by delivering ten independently powered channels from one PWM signal and a single SATA feed. The jump is worth it when you need coordinated speed curves across many fans — such as radiator stacks or multi-fan cases — without sacrificing motherboard ports or adding extra controllers.

Highlights

  • Expands one motherboard header to ten fans
  • SATA power drives up to 10 channels simultaneously
  • PWM control on all 4-pin fans connected
  • 3-pin fans run at full fixed speed
  • Two hubs included for separate cooling zones

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How many fans can one hub support and what power connector does it use?

Each hub expands a single motherboard PWM header to ten fans and draws power through a SATA connector.

How do the 3-pin and 4-pin fan channels behave differently on this hub?

Four-pin fans receive PWM speed control while three-pin fans run at full speed because they lack a PWM signal wire.

Why does only the CPU Fan header return an RPM signal to the motherboard?

The motherboard can read only one RPM signal per connector, so the hub routes that signal through the dedicated CPU Fan channel.

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