Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Vszerda
A 3-pin fan hub splits one motherboard header into eight channels and draws 12V power from an IDE 4-pin connector
The Vszerda fan hub splits one IDE 4-pin power connector into eight 3-pin fan headers so a desktop motherboard can drive more cooling fans than its own headers allow. It is built for 12 V operation and includes a manual switch for HIGH, LOW or OFF fan settings.
Each attached fan must be a 3-pin 12 V model; the hub has no PWM circuitry and cannot report fan speeds to the motherboard. The single IDE 4-pin plug draws all current from the power supply, so verify that the PSU can deliver enough current for the total number of fans you plan to connect.
This hub replaces the practice of daisy-chaining splitters or leaving case fans unplugged when header count runs out. The jump is worthwhile when you need more than the board provides and accept fixed-speed or manually switched operation; it is not suited for builds that require automatic PWM control or RPM monitoring.
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The hub includes built-in double-sided adhesive tape on the back for securing it inside the chassis; no extra brackets or screws are required.
Use HIGH for full 12V speed, LOW for reduced voltage and quieter operation, and OFF to stop the fans completely; note that some fans may not start on LOW and LED brightness drops at lower voltage.
The hub draws 12V from the IDE 4Pin connector and distributes it to up to eight 3-pin fans, letting you run all channels from a single motherboard header without PWM or speed reporting.
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