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Vszerda 5-pack PWM MINI 4-pin PH 2.0 to 4-pin Y-splitter internal power cable
A five-cable set splits one 4-pin PWM header into two PH 2.0 fan connectors for graphics cards or motherboards
- Connect two fans from one header using the 1-to-2 Y-splitter design
- Control fan speed precisely via PWM MINI 4-pin PH 2.0 connectivity
- Power graphics card or motherboard fans with standard 4-pin connectors
- Install five splitters at once with the convenient 5-piece pack
Five-way PWM fan splitter kit
This pack contains five Y-splitter cables that convert a single MINI 4-pin PH 2.0 header into two standard 4-pin PWM fan connectors. Each adapter lets a graphics card or motherboard header drive two fans with speed reporting and duty-cycle control. The set suits builders who need to expand limited fan headers inside a compact chassis.
PH 2.0 header current ceiling
The MINI 4-pin PH 2.0 connector is rated for lower current than a full-size 4-pin header, so the combined draw of both attached fans must stay within that limit. Exceeding it can cause voltage drop, erratic speed control or header damage. Builders planning high-static-pressure fans or daisy-chained splitters should verify the header’s ampere rating before connecting.
Highlights
- Connect two fans from one header using the 1-to-2 Y-splitter design
- Control fan speed precisely via PWM MINI 4-pin PH 2.0 connectivity
- Power graphics card or motherboard fans with standard 4-pin connectors
- Install five splitters at once with the convenient 5-piece pack
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I use the MINI 4-pin PH 2.0 connector or the standard 4-pin header on my motherboard?
Use the MINI 4-pin PH 2.0 connector for graphics cards or compact headers; the standard 4-pin end plugs into a regular motherboard or controller header.
Will both fans on the Y-splitter report speed and accept PWM control from a single header?
Yes, the splitter passes the PWM signal and tachometer wire to both 4-pin branches so each fan runs at the same commanded speed and reports its RPM.
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