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
Powers up to five 3-pin fans from a single Molex connector with pass-through, offering 12 V, 7 V and 5 V options
This Vszerda adapter splits a single 4-pin Molex supply into five 3-pin fan headers. It delivers three voltage levels: two headers at 12 V, one at 7 V and two at 5 V. Builders who need several case or CPU fans but have limited Molex outputs can run them all from one connection.
The pass-through design adds a female Molex socket alongside the male plug so the original power lead remains usable for other devices. No Y-splitter is lost to the fan array and the PSU cable route stays tidy. Each fan header carries only power and ground wires, so speed reporting is not available.
Every 3-pin connector on this cable is a two-wire type without a sense pin. The motherboard or controller cannot read RPM and the fans operate at the fixed voltage of the chosen header. Buyers who want PWM or voltage-based speed curves should look for a header that includes a tachometer line.
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The 3-pin connectors only carry power and ground, so fans run at full speed without speed reporting; no maintenance is needed unless a fan itself fails.
The cable provides five outputs split across 12 V, 7 V and 5 V rails, so the Molex connector and PSU current rating become the practical limit.
The adapter is a passive wiring harness with no active components, so it adds no audible noise and negligible heat beyond normal cable resistance.
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